Sentence examples for fund raised from from inspiring English sources

House Democrats did agree Wednesday to drop language creating a $150 billion fund raised from the financial industry to cover any public costs arising from the failure and clean-up of large financial companies.

On Wednesday, the European Commission announced an ambitious proposal for a uniform way to deal with failing banks in the region that would include central decision-making and an emergency fund raised from European banks.

The fund, raised from a 2% levy on the money derived from carbon trading in developed countries, held less than 1% of the amount needed to assist the LDCs in coping with the effects of climate change.

Labour has pledged to fund 20,000 more nurses and 8,000 doctors with its £2.5bn health fund raised from the mansion tax and a levy on tobacco firms.

It said the fund, raised from parish collections, had paid $1.7 million in claims -- none for asbestos exposure or trampoline accidents -- but still had $11 million in its account last October.

Notwithstanding all those billions that venture capitalists invested in disastrous dot-coms and telecom sinkholes in the bubble years -- and lost when the bubble popped in early 2000 -- the average venture fund raised from 1992 to 1994 earned its limited partners more than 20percentt a year.

And some institutions may be repaying maturing products with fresh funds raised from new ones.

Others use the funds raised from popular programs abroad to support unpopular programs at home.

Funds raised from the Secret 7 event will go the charity Art Against Knives.

Those fortunate enough to be in funds raised from 1995 to 1997 earned, on average, more than 50percentt a year.

He emphasized that the float was being financed by Wildbrain and with funds raised from the live tour.