Sentence examples for going into funding from inspiring English sources

McVey said the government had announced last year it would implement the recommendations of the Sayce review to withdraw funding from Remploy factories and redirect it to enable more disabled people to find jobs and that £50m was going into funding "failing" factories.

The Victorian budget, to be delivered in a fortnight, would go into funding them in greater detail, he said.

Finally, researchers should be involving the wider public: to describe what can be given to society, to demonstrate their value, and also to highlight the waste of human capital and taxpayer money that goes into funding inadequate training.

Even state universities are going into fund-raising overdrive and trying to increase endowments to catch up.

Last year, the amount of money flowing into Fidelity's target date funds was significantly smaller than the amount going into funds run by Vanguard or T. Rowe Price.

With $5 million, it would go into funds that pooled their money to make investments in private equity funds.

Of the gain in taxable assets, about $1.2 billion went into funds that buy Treasury and government agency securities.

But the bulk of investors' capital has gone into funds that were raised when asset prices were at peak levels (see chart 1).

While the bulk of mutual fund investors wisely choose no-load funds — 73percentt in 2006, according to the Investment Company Institute — $37 billion went into funds with loads.

So far this year, on a net basis, more than $11 billion has actually gone into funds that focus on shares of companies based in the emerging markets, according to the Investment Company Institute.

Of that amount, Tremont's figures show, some $5.5 billion went to macro funds, which try to profit from speculating on broad global trends and geopolitical disruptions; another $3.9 billion went into funds specializing in futures.