Sentence examples for fund repeated from inspiring English sources

Although theCity expects growth of about 1% in the third quarter, the fund repeated its call for higher public spending.

The International Monetary Fund repeated that debt relief must be a part of any sustainable solution to Greece's five-year crisis.

But Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, repeated warnings that emerged from a week-long meeting of global finance ministers in Washington, insisting there was no such thing as a partial default that prioritised interest payments but reneged on other obligations.

In a letter presented in court by the defence, the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund said it had never received a diamond or diamonds from Ms Campbell or from anyone else, a denial a spokesman for the fund repeated on Thursday.

Mr. Ackman is likely to follow a well-worn path taken by both activist investors and his own fund, repeating the steps that Pershing Square took in its successful $1 billion investment in the Canadian Pacific Railway.

For the subsequent period, from 2010 to 2014, only 28percentt of those funds repeated their outperformance.

The study design includes, subject to the constraints of funding, repeated blood sampling periodically over the years.

Funding repeat sampling events over multiple years in multiple seasons is crucial.

The IMF's chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, said the time had come for the chancellor to act on the Fund's repeated warnings that if the economy remained weak he should moderate his plans.

HARARE 23 January 2006 - In the wake of a worsening orphan crisis and accusations this week against a headmaster who allegedly raped six primary school pupils, the United Nations Children's Fund today repeated its call for communities to speak out against all forms of child abuse.

Nearly a year after Haiti's devastating earthquake, which left hundreds of thousands of people homeless and displaced, the U.S. Congress has failed to appropriate one cent of reconstruction funds, despite repeated pledges of U.S. help.