Sentence examples for funds to work from inspiring English sources

Government borrowing doesn't crowd out private borrowing, it puts idle funds to work.

With eBay sitting on $4.9 billion in cash — much of it trapped overseas — buying an already profitable rival might be a good way to put excess funds to work.

As confirmation, consider this LA Times report on surging bank deposits; basically, people are holding monetary assets simply as a safe place to park their wealth, and the banks have no desire to put those funds to work.

France had opposed issuing a license to such funds to work across the 27-nation Union, because it is worried that controls on those entering the market are unlikely to be tight enough.

For the government's rescue funds to work, the banks must use them either to forgive some of their loans or to force the borrowers into bankruptcy, thus freeing up resources that could be put to better use.

Putting funds to work Next, Dr Richmond Ato Selby, regional co-ordinator of USAid's NetWorks project for Malaria Consortium, discussed how to get the highest number of people sleeping under LLINs using the available funds.

Businesses know that artists need funding to work and exhibit – and will take advantage at any opportunity.

The same think-tank produced a report in 2015 that appears to challenge Mr Hunt's claims about the NHS being given enough funding to work with.

So far, Mr. Lasry and Mr. Furst have put 25 percent to 30 percent of the fund to work, deploying an additional 5 percent or so each month.

Last year Addaction won a grant from the Big Lottery Fund to work in partnership with the University of Warwick to develop a social investment for our Breaking the Cycle services.

"The university appeared to regard these earnings as free money," he continues, "but actually they were needed for the fund to work at all.