Sentence examples for further fund from inspiring English sources
A further fund worth $1bn must be set up for the development of vaccines, drugs and testing equipment.
Further, fund managers have a hard time succeeding "when you're constantly selling" to raise cash for departing shareholders, said Russel Kinnel, Morningstar's director of fund analysis.
"We have no intention to further fund this company if the sale order is not entered by July 10," Mr. Wilson said.
There's a new controller for the system that has modifiable components (you can switch the analogue sticks out, for example) and an early access programme, whereby a developer can sell an unfinished game at a cut price both to generate income to further fund its work, and also to gain valuable live data for use in tweaking and developing the game further.
Through such partnerships Morales hopes to further fund a number of social welfare projects through the so-called conditional transfer of resources – small amounts of money are given to families, so long as certain conditions are met (for instance, that children are sent to school).
Anglo Irish has also been quiet about any further fund raising.
Performances on the show and a separate performance album were also to be sold via iTunes in a further fund-raising effort.
The couple plan to release sampler CDs of selections from the material as further fund-raising efforts, and will donate the entire Creative Music Studio audio collection to the Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University.
But Democratic officials say there were no further fund-raising events in the residence or in any other government building after 1996, when the Clinton administration barred all such activities, largely in response to criticism from Republicans.
Even so, it has made a provision in its accounts for the amount, and repeated its target of reaching break-even by the end of 2009 without the need for further fund-raising.
They also agreed not to oppose Mr. Giuliani's continued control of roughly $15 million he has raised since leaving office in the new private charity and to maintain a staff to oversee both further fund-raising and the distribution of additional benefits to the families.
