Sentence examples for fund pass from inspiring English sources

"Jim would hear a rumor, position the fund, pass the news on to Maria Bartiromo, and she'd get on TV and say the stock is a buyout candidate," he said last week.

A September vote to expand the bailout fund passed the Bundestag by a wide margin, as did a second vote on Wednesday that helped empower Mrs. Merkel as she entered the grueling but ultimately successful night of negotiations in Brussels.

Red products have been in stores in Britain since February, and the share of profits that has gone to the fund passed the $10 million mark last month, said Richard Feachem, the executive director of the Global Fund.

"I've taken a lot of advice on this matter and we've found enough money to fund passes for the blind and visually impaired people and companion passes to those who help the disabled in their bus travel".

The Fund passed the e-fits to the Portuguese and Leicestershire police – the police had received them by October 2009 – but did not otherwise release them.

A previous bill providing $9 billion to replenish the federal government's flood insurance fund passed the House and Senate and was signed into law by Obama in early January.

Making it easier to register and vote is extremely popular: In Alaska, a ballot initiative to automatically register individuals using the Alaska Permanent Fund passed with 65percentt of the vote in 2016, while Hillary Clinton pulled in just 37percentt.

Mutual funds pass on the tax on dividends to their investors who receive cash payments or short-term capital gains in taxable accounts.

The House proposes to amend Title I by requiring that teachers who are hired with federal funds pass state tests on subject matter.

People who invest in hedge funds and partnerships, as the Romneys do, end up with all kinds of little things to put on their tax returns because those funds pass on tax benefits and obligations to their investors.

It also says bank officials knew the funds passing through their accounts would support or encourage violence against civilians.