Sentence examples for fund negotiated from inspiring English sources
Earlier this month, the International Monetary Fund negotiated a $30 billion bailout with the Brazilian government.
The lawyers are to be paid from a separate fund negotiated last year with the German Foundation, the organization in charge of distributing the reparation money.
Along with Mr. Bronfman, Scott M. Sperling, an executive at the Lee fund, negotiated the deal with Time Warner and its bankers, Morgan Stanley, these people said.
The rescue fund negotiated last month as part of the bailout of Greece was intended to increase powers to assist countries that have not been bailed out, like Spain and Italy.
That will require much stronger coordination of national fiscal policies, a much larger market intervention fund, negotiated debt rescheduling and an explicit link between deficit reduction timetables and the return of economic growth.
For example, if the Knicks' composite salaries were $10 million over the salary cap they would have to deposit an extra $10 million into a fund negotiated by the players and owners during last year's collective bargaining agreement.
Not only will the fund negotiate to ensure that an exit occurs, but the V.C. will insist that it be paid back before the founder.
"City deals", packages of funding negotiated case-by-case, have been successful but timid.
In recent years, the council has restored from $10 million to $40 million to the cultural budget from discretionary funds negotiated with the mayor.
Aiba, the world governing body for amateur boxing and a recipient of millions of pounds in International Olympic Committee funds, negotiated the controversial Azeri loan in 2009.
On each national organogram, boxes are given the different names of the national organizations and are linked by arrows: a full line for funding negotiated between government and agency/organization, including direct commissioning, and dotted line for funding through competitive processes where rules are more or less explicit and known in advance.
