Sentence examples for fund leeway from inspiring English sources

An updated surveillance framework, adopted in June, gives the fund leeway to inspect and censure exchange-rate policies but is regarded in Beijing as an American-led wheeze to bash China's currency regime.

"We want to give them the leeway".

The CFTC has already taken steps to gather more market data about the role of index funds, and it has held off approving several rule changes that would have given those funds more leeway to invest in commodity futures contracts.

To protect funds from runs like the one that started the September crisis, the industry will ask regulators to give money funds greater leeway to halt redemptions temporarily or liquidate entirely if they are hit by a flood of redemptions.

As a result, he became more tolerant of short-term pauses in momentum, giving funds more leeway before ejecting them from his portfolios.

This time federal investigators say NIH should tighten up rules that now give faculty with NIH funding too much leeway in what they must report.

Index funds have no such leeway to choose their portfolio firms.

The funding gave us some leeway to start this project and allowed us to really engage in the issue of improving chronic illness care as a set of practicing doctors.

Similarly funding agencies have considerable leeway to impose administrative and financial requirements on academic scientists in return for economic support (Braun 1998).

These investors have always been thought to be a likely source of impact funds because they have the most leeway to put their money into targeted funds, especially funds that might match their mission.

Javid has demanded several hundred million pounds in three parts: money for general policing, a new pot of cash to fund counter-terrorism and greater leeway for local authorities facing a crime crisis to raise a local tax called the "precept".