Sentence examples for fund financially from inspiring English sources

At the hearing, Ms. Schapiro upset the industry further by disclosing that since the 1970s, there have been 300 occasions where money fund sponsors stepped in to support a fund financially.

Over the next couple of months, Italy's crisis can go one of three ways: either the ECB keeps on buying its bonds, with the blessing of northern-European voters and markets; or ECB head Mario Draghi pledges to fund financially distressed eurozone governments; or Rome gives in and calls for a bail-out.

But Goldman argues the trades were not difficult for the fund's "financially sophisticated" senior bankers to understand and has dismissed the claim as "a paradigm of buyer's remorse".

A special fund to financially support private solar installations and a support for a citizen-owned solar system are just some of the most visible attempts.

Last year, voters approved a preservation fund to financially assist longtime small businesses and nonprofits that face steep rent increases.

It did not seem to matter whether the residential program offered three beds or 24 beds, was faith based, government funded, privately funded, well-funded or financially struggling - what stood out was the single critical figure who these children learned to trust, on whom they could depend, and in whom they could confide.

Now, by following the money, United States officials can find hidden terrorist cells, scare off donors and kill fund-raisers, financially starving terrorist organizations.

Sir David Wootton, co-chairman of the official Global Law Summit, defended his event, which he said was mainly privately funded and "financially independent of government".

The original legislation was passed to provide funds for financially pressed New York City to join the Federal program and make highway and bridge repairs.

A study coauthored by Wharton School finance professor Christopher Geczy says socially responsible mutual funds pale financially.

It will confirm pooling of internal funds by financially constrained firms to accept profitable investment opportunities in future.