Sentence examples for fund filters from inspiring English sources

Legal & General Ethical Trust This £288m fund filters companies involved in practices such as intensive farming, gambling, adult entertainment, weapon manufacturing and selling tobacco, but more than 4% of the fund is invested in oil and gas companies.

Up to £180m from the auction will be used to fund the filters, a spokesperson from Ofcom said.

Last week, President Obama signed a declaration stating that Flint is under a state of emergency and requiring the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide funds for filters and other remedial actions.

"Funding is filtered from the top," says Leonie.

The vast majority of UA funding is filtered through the administration.

Private Saudi funding, often filtered through lavishly government-supported charities, bolsters Salafists in Egypt who believe that Muslims should blindly obey their rulers and deride democracy as "man-made law".

(For example, hedge funds automatically filtering out bad data in the form of a negative value for trading volume, which can't be negative). On the other hand, encoding human language into a structured dataset is something that is just a tad too ambitious for a straightforward set of rules.

The SFL had proposed that a greater share of funding should filter down to Second and Third Division clubs.

Although only about 5% of Premier League funds eventually filter down to grass-roots level, Mr Scudamore said he was not in a position to guarantee that the 70% rise in the price of TV rights would be reflected in funding for grass-roots football.

These declines are coming from the growing popularity of passive funds—which are often tied to indices and lower-fee products such as smart beta funds, which use technical filters rather than market cap to rank asset selection projects a report by the consulting firm.

To get federal aid, a crucial source of funding, libraries must install filters on every terminal with Internet access.