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Retention funds were implemented in 2013 as a mechanism for MLS to retain key players; among the first high-profile players re-signed using retention funds were U.S. national team regulars Graham Zusi and Matt Besler.

Similar community-managed emergency transport funds were implemented in Pakistan [ 54], Bangladesh [ 55– 57], and India [ 58].

The projects that the CDM funds are implemented by companies that have no connection or responsibility towards local communities or to the well being of the local environment.

That still represents an improvement on the previous arrangement that ran until April 2015, dubbed the "blind faith" period by TI, under which an investor was trusted to open their UK bank account after arrival, meaning even less oversight of the origin of the funds was implemented.

The funds are implemented in line with current EU policy towards Zimbabwe and originate from the Water Facility established by the European Commission.

"The real violence in this situation relates not to a smashed window but to the destructive impact of the cuts and privatisation that will follow if tuition fees are increased and if massive reductions in HE funding are implemented".

Sub-nationally, REDD+ projects that aim to capture carbon funding are implemented throughout tropical countries.

Risky funding is implemented in practice as the stochastic integral of predictable hedging ratios against funding assets.

Thus, in addition to the evaluation of specific hypotheses for cohort competitive renewal, we might also evaluate and score the contribution to discovery, development and delivery and return on investment to date, and the potential for return in the next and 10 years should renewal funding be implemented.

The foundation has already funded a number of projects 40 were implemented in 8 countries in 2005.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/13/189/prepub These program interventions were implemented with funding from the; Korean Government through Korean International Corporation Agency (KOICA) and ChildFund Korea, Australian State Agency for International Development (AuSAID) and ChildFund Australia.