Sentence examples for fund monies from inspiring English sources

"I have no difficulty with a relatively small, segmented portion of the Social Security trust fund monies being put into equities," he said, according to a transcript of the tape.

Hampshire, which has £77m of direct holdings, said it was legally bound "to invest fund monies to achieve the best possible financial return, and does not restrict investment managers from choosing certain stocks".

I have no difficulty with a relatively small, segmented portion of the Social Security trust fund monies being put into equities, and we should put them in, in the same way that we put those types of resources into teachers' funds and other public agencies".

(6) For Fund-financed response actions only, an alternative that attains the ARAR will not provide a balance between the need for protection of human health and the environment at the site and the availability of Fund monies to respond to other sites that may present a threat to human health and the environment.

Congress's appalling handling of Social Security makes Hoffa's misuse of Teamster pension fund monies pale by comparison.

From the larger portfolio managers seeking to place pension fund monies down to the individual trying to protect vulnerable retirement assets, residential, commercial and industrial real estate is looking increasingly attractive as an investment tool.

For 20 years, Irin was funded by monies channelled through the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha).

"Red Granite is funded with monies that include proceeds from offenses against a foreign nation that involve bribery of public officials, or misappropriation, theft, or embezzlement of public funds by a public official," the complaint reads.

We're working with a coalition of public and private partners to turn workers' pension funds -- monies essential for a secure retirement -- into engines for economic growth and job creation.

What's more, Gen. Museveni's family and his ministers have embezzled so many public funds, including monies designated for development assistance through the years that in 2012 the UK cut off all foreign aid.

Millions of dollars are being channeled into thousands of public and private electric charging stations, funded with monies from the U.S. Department of Energy, automobile manufacturers, states, cities, utilities and other public and private entities.