Sentence examples for funds it needed from inspiring English sources
It was chiefly in this way that the Community acquired not only the money necessary for the poor Jews and people without accounts abroad but also the funds it needed for its own, hugely expanded activities.
On Wednesday, the Massacusetts electronics store Tweeter abruptly closed its doors and moved into Chapter 7. It could not obtain the funds it needed to continue its going-out-of-business sales and fired its 1,150 workers.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreed to lend Iceland the funds it needed to support its rapidly falling currency and to permit international money transfers to return to normal after Iceland's financial collapse in October 2008.
Kassaby said the current funding system meant the WFP never had the funds it needed.
But last year, the wholesale markets dried up and Northern Rock could not access the funds it needed; the bank was effectively bust.
The investigation in Italy stem from a transaction in 2008 through which JPMorgan helped Monte dei Paschi raise funds it needed to complete the acquisition of a regional bank, Antonveneta.
"Not only does Saudi Arabia need to end this practice," Mr. Wolosky said yesterday, referring to Account 98 funds, "it needs to open to close outside scrutiny the opaque legal and regulatory regime that governs its financial system and its charities".
If losing the funds it needs to do its job proves the price of independence, this particular bit of constitutional reform will come to seem inept.
Greece will now receive the funds it needs to meet its liabilities for the next three years, removing the spectre of "Grexit" from financial markets for the time being.
The government has said privatising the business is essential to help its raise the funds it needs to remain competitive and to expand but critics say it will erode investment and service standards and threaten jobs.
After 17 October, the US government will only have about 68% of the funds it needs to pay its bills for the next month, according to a report by the Bipartisan Policy Center.
