Sentence examples for fund ward from inspiring English sources

While running Lloyd George's small-companies fund, Ward also managed its Asian Plus Fund, a long/short Asian equity fund, from July 1998 to June 2000.

Member countries can draw from the fund to ward off a foreign exchange crisis.

"I think the margins in materials will be better than with assembly," says Mark Baughan, a fund manager at Ward Ferry Management.

In Chicago, it is used primarily to decide how to spend a $1.3 million annual infrastructure fund that each ward's alderman controls.

Direct costs included out-of-pocket expenses on items such as formal hospital fees (admission fees, blood transfusions), informal hospital fees (locally known as the welfare ward fund commonly associated with outpatient visits), medication, food and transport costs.

While ward funding potentially remains similar this year at between £35,000 and £40,000 per ward, the general council funding has fallen to just £10,000.

A local ward fund-raising dinner was a marvelous mixture of Damon Runyon and "The Godfather".

The firm caused a stir in July 2009 when it pulled out of a £500,000 a year private ward funding deal, two years into a 10-year contract with the Princess Royal University Hospital in Orpington.

Since late 1997 when Indonesia invited the fund to help it ward off the crisis, the I.M.F. has lent the country some $14.1 billion to shore up the central bank's foreign currency reserves.

This would refurbish dilapidated and untherapeutic inpatient wards and fund an ambitious information technology programme.

After more hard work from my social worker, along with a complaint letter I wrote while sectioned on an adult psychiatric ward, the funding was finally agreed.