Sentence examples for funds power from inspiring English sources
It is the second argument that makes the stronger case for regulation: hedge funds' power means the public has an interest in regulators keeping an eye on them.However, there are various ways of doing that.
Examples include "Vanguarding," for Vanguard mutual funds; "Power through," for Powerade sports beverages; "Zestfully clean," for Zest soap; and, most recently, "It's time for a Maacover," for the Maaco chain of auto paint and body shops, which replaced another nameonics campaign, "Uh-oh, better get Maaco".
The White House will have to decide whether a deal meant to repair Obama's relationship with Israel and stand as part of his legacy is worth more than a fight with Congress over funding power.
The bank offers loans and grants to the poorest nations and pursues an array of projects in better-developed nations as well — from helping fund power plants and other infrastructure to helping countries strengthen their financial markets and government institutions.
"We are wary about a trend toward constant accommodation of China," one Obama aide complained to the Financial Times after Britain joined 56 other nations in signing up to fund power plants, roads, telecommunications infrastructure and other ventures.
He was frustrated by the control the Commonwealth Government had through its funding power on policy and program delivery by the States and Territories.
Participants have a jointly funded "POWER" account a total $1,100 a year that is used to pay for routine and lower-cost expenses.
In order to turn failure into success, anyone and everyone with hiring and funding power in technology needs to be more proactive about recruiting and hiring diverse people.
What does underrepresentation look like when you are a Black woman filmmaker and those with hiring and funding power have a deep interest in developing stories that concern you, but little interest in hiring you to tell them?
Still, despite the lopsided campaign funding power, voting on Prop 37 was relatively close.
