Sentence examples for fund exercise from inspiring English sources

They will be encouraged to set up a network for (1) contacting local dieticians to make appointments about referral and treatment plans, and (2) gathering local exercise programs and determining whether local government offices or other parties will fund exercise programs (leading to a social map).

Their skeleton staff pushed two cars on to the grid on Sunday afternoon after a crowd-funding exercise raised most of the £2.35m they were looking for in the short term.

"I think it's important that pension funds exercise their collective influence to deal with issues like this," said Jeffrey Mockler, staff representative for Council 4 of the union and a member of the state's investment advisory council.

The Shanghai-based company will be delighted to have finally completed this funding exercise, which was mandated as far back as 2000 and was almost launched a year ago before a slowdown in the tech cycle prompted underwriters BOC International and Goldman Sachs to postpone.

This dovetails with the company's bid to enhance its image by funding exercise and education programs through its Live Positively campaign.

The total costs of the funding exercise were $A47.87m with 85% ($A40.85m) incurred by applicants, 9% ($A4.44m) for peer review by external assessors and review panel members, and 5% ($A2.59m) to administer the scheme.

In this case the reader is asked to evaluate the oversight of donor funds exercised by the governing board of Menno Haven, Inc., an operator of retirement communities that numbered among the Foundation's major beneficiaries.

So far American officials say they see no evidence of sovereign wealth funds exercising political decisions through their investments, but there is concern in Europe about Russia's use of its sovereign wealth funds and its government-owned oil companies buying pipelines and other energy infrastructure in Europe.

The venture fund will exercise control of the company primarily through the board.

She would like to see fund managers exercise their voting rights in boardrooms, and disclose their votes to the public.

Howard told shareholders the company, whose own fund managers exercise votes on pay, was aware that it was breaching the corporate governance code, but defended the promotion.