Sentence examples for fund subject from inspiring English sources
BA has agreed to make a one-time contribution of $1.5 billion into the pension fund, subject to acceptance of benefit changes.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban argued that the country had too many graduates chasing too few jobs and announced that the state would continue to fund subjects like engineering, but would drastically reduce support for other subjects like economics and law.
As the HEA is unlikely to fund subject-specific initiatives again without a major increase in funding, it falls to the learned societies to provide cross-institutional support for Teaching-Focussed academics, particularly through bioscience education conferences.
EC funding subject to an OA mandate is much larger than UK funding subject to an OA mandate.
Universities can then decide how to apply this funding, subject to complying with certain criteria.
Under its "co-operation framework", Nigeria will receive hundreds of millions of dollars in funding – subject to availability – from donors including the US, France, Germany and the UK.
They would like to see the derivatives market (especially the "viral credit default swaps") and hedge funds subject to more regulation and have more restrictive capital requirements.Such an objective may or may not limit financial innovation.
In addition, the award may only become transferable or payable in 25% increments when the TARP recipient repays 25percentt of TARP funds (subject to sales permitted to pay taxes upon vesting).
Investments in private funds are not (unlike mutual funds) subject to a redeemability requirement.
"Because Congress did not provide clear notice that funds subject to Title IX were linked to an 'all comers' restroom and intimate areas policy — and in fact allowed separate-sex facilities — the Joint Letter is unconstitutional".
The Volcker Rule prohibits banking entities, which benefit from federal insurance on customer deposits or access to the discount window, from engaging in proprietary trading and from investing in or sponsoring hedge funds and private equity funds, subject to certain exceptions.
