Sentence examples for fund suggests from inspiring English sources

But a new paper from the International Monetary Fund suggests that unconventional monetary policies (UMPs) do not encourage speculation.

The International Monetary Fund suggests that reducing inequality and bolstering longer-term economic growth may be "two sides of the same coin".

Leveraged effectively, they say, technology can create a world-saving "Breakthrough," as the name of Gates and other billionaires' new $1bn clean energy fund suggests.

Mr. Guinan of the German Marshall Fund suggests relaxing the "single undertaking," which enshrines the negotiating principle that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.

The report by the King's Fund, suggests that this is a false economy, as giving people help in the early stages of dementia could save £2.4bn in care costs.

To impose discipline on individual bankers, Raghuram Rajan, the former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, suggests that banks should hold a big chunk of bankers' pay in escrow to be paid out over a long period.

Even the managing director of the International Monetary Fund suggested that Washington think of the Swedish model.

Last week a senior executive of the fund suggested that the former prime minister had made representations to Gaddafi on behalf of JP Morgan.

But a representative from Church Commissioners, who manage the Church of England's £7bn investment fund, suggested that Cook was painting too rosy a picture.

Within labor, there was some angry skirmishing during the health negotiations as some police union officials complained about the concessions proposed to finance the special drug fund, suggesting this fund was used disproportionately by nonuniformed workers and their families.

Despite that, the maneuvering before this week's meetings of the International Monetary Fund suggest that the big players may not be as ready as they claim.