Sentence examples for fund governed from inspiring English sources

An emergency response fund governed by the needs of those at the sharp end of disasters poses a direct challenge to the influence of national interests, donor agendas, and the technocratic fixation on narrow measurements of accountability that permeate the ranks of government aid agencies and foundations.

Caborn claims the reason for the failure is that in 2008 it was decided that Sport England should merely fund governing bodies instead of involving local authorities and regional sports councils in boosting participation.

Gubernatorial and state legislative elections are among the highest priorities of the national parties, so they help candidates in those races accordingly -- with funds governed under the relevant state laws and spent in consultation with state party committees.

The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission told Congress on Tuesday that he supported a plan for an overhaul of the way mutual funds govern themselves, forcing their chairmen and three-quarters of their directors to be independent.

Caborn added: "The key to this is Sport England changed the strategy in 2008 and has basically been just acting as a bank, funding governing bodies.

Instead, top-tier competitors can only hope to receive small stipends – often as little as $400 a month — to cover expenses, with the money generally coming from the privately funded governing boards of their sports or through sponsorships.

The detainees were transferred just as Congress is trying to pass a defense appropriations bill, known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which contains provisions that would make it tougher for Obama to fulfill his campaign pledge of shuttering the detention facility by dictating how funds governing the transfer of detainees are used.

These large funds skew average fund size upward suggesting smaller firms are disproportionately affected by decreasing fund sizes governed by a declining LP capital base.

The fund is governed by a board that has a majority of members from developing countries, and which has made a commitment to transparency in its decisionmaking.

A senior Chinese leader, Wang Qishan, said Friday that Beijing was willing to kick in some money, but he called for an overhaul of the way the fund is governed.

Embracing a philosophy of "nothing for us without us", the innovative fund is governed by sex workers, who sit alongside donor representatives on the committees that oversee and manage its work.