Sentence examples for fund missions from inspiring English sources

Deep Space Industries – which is based in McLean, Virginia – proposes building 10 spacecraft at a cost of $100m£65m5m) over the next four years, though it has not indicated who will fund missions.

"The cautionary note is that 3-, 5- and 10-year returns remained below the level needed to fund missions for the long term," said the statement from Mr. Walda and John S. Griswold, executive director of the Commonfund Institute, the education and research arm of the group that manages many university portfolios.

Mr Galeano brackets as "mechanisms of plunder" both "the caravelled conquistadors and the jet-propelled technocrats; Hernán Cortés and the [US] Marines; the agents of the Spanish Crown and the International Monetary Fund missions; the dividends from the slave trade and the profits from General Motors".

His interlocutors included the head of the International Monetary Fund mission to Greece, Delia Velculescu.

Ceyla Pazarbasioglu, the monetary fund mission chief to Ukraine, said on a November visit to the country that the fund was not abandoning Ukraine.

Ms. Pazarbasioglu, the fund mission chief, said the social standards law, as it is called, would cost as much as 7percentt of gross domestic product in 2010.

He has reduced the authority's dependence on outside budgetary aid, from $1.8 billion in 2008 to a projected $1.2 billion in 2010, according to Oussama Kanaan, head of the International Monetary Fund mission to the West Bank and Gaza.

Greece has reached its taxation limit and needs to refocus its austerity program on long-term spending cuts, the International Monetary Fund mission chief in Greece, Poul M. Thomsen, left, said Tuesday.

Oleksandr Shlapak, the new finance minister, said he hoped an International Monetary Fund mission would visit Ukraine next week to hammer out the details of a $15bn package for the struggling economy.

Updated at 8.18am BST 7.57am BST Greece holds fresh talks with the Troika International Monetary Fund mission chief Poul Thomsen leaving after last night's meeting with Greek finance minister Yannis Stournaras.

A Fund mission returned this week from Buenos Aires to report on the progress of economic and financial reforms.When the Fund's country directors consider the report, they will probably declare Argentina to be on track to receive a second amount of money though chiefly because of American pressure.