Sentence examples for instruments funded from inspiring English sources
To help consumers, Romney would enhance the attractiveness of health savings accounts, tax-deferred instruments funded by employer and individual contributions.
Herein, a new SERS-active silver sol for TLC detection is reported to provide technical support for the world's first TLC-SERS coupling instrument funded by the Chinese government and still under research for on-site rapid prescreening of adulterated drugs.
Bristol-Myers Squibb financed the development of the survey instrument and funded the analysis for this project.
However, banks must comply with capital regulation imposed by the Basel Accords.1 Thus, the banks' choice of the financial instruments to fund their activity has to be consistent with the fulfillment of the capital ratios set by regulation.
But we already know that Commissioner Philippe Busquin wants to implement three new and exclusive instruments for funding research: They are called "Networks of Excellence" (NoE), "Integrated Projects" (IP), and measures as defined in Article 169 of the EC Treaty.
It has also set up an instrument fund to allow the players to perform on excellent instruments.
Mr. Landon is a partner in the Artist Rare Instrument Fund, a hedge fund that plans to not only purchase Strads, but shares in valuable violins or cellos owned by soloists who agree to sell a substantial portion of their equity in their instruments to the fund.
FP7 is the short name for the Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development, the European Union's main instrument for funding research in Europe running from 2007 to 2013.
Number 7 is poor young Stu Sutcliffe (1940-1961), won won the art prizes that funded the instruments that started the band.
Although many money funds hold similar debt instruments, some funds may be considered a bit riskier because they invest in some less-conservative securities.
Moreover, because money funds invest in short-term instruments, their funds must be rolled over often, limiting their exposure to any single company.
