Sentence examples for funding practices from inspiring English sources
"MPIG is not an equitable way of funding practices, which is why we are supporting its phased withdrawal.
The American housing decline was transformed into a global financial tsunami through the extremely fragile funding practices of major financial institutions.
Seizing on the increased interest the pepper-spray incident has garnered, Occupy UC Davis staged a student strike on Monday, in protest against tuition fees and the university's funding practices.
The Basel III Accord introduced, for the first time, quantitative liquidity requirements that stress-test large-bank funding practices and force firms to move from primarily overnight funding to longer-term financing arrangements.
What is really needed is for US citizens to learn from other counties that its acceptance of the legalised bribery of its political funding practices, support of dictatorships around the world, lack of gun control, wealth inequality, poor healthcare provision, and tolerance of domestic poverty are much larger impediments of true democracy.
In its funding practices, the White House has "abandoned equity as the driving principle of federal aid," offering new funds on condition that states expand the scope of competition by opening more charter schools and outsourcing normal functions of public schools to private agencies.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is also putting fund practices under scrutiny.
The company also said regulators were seeking information about fund practices, including late trading and market timing.
The investigation into improper sales of fund shares is only one piece of a widening inquiry by regulators into dubious mutual fund practices.
A change in mutual-fund rules applicable across the EU, known as UCITS III, has meant that hedge-fund practices are also available to retail investors.
Mr. Menna also participates in the firm's Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Public Companies, Real Estate Tax and Private Investment Funds Practices.
