Sentence examples for link finance from inspiring English sources

The UNEP FI sponsors regional activities, work groups that focus on finding creative ways to link finance and sustainability, training programs, and research.

When national security officials discovered the link, financing to the center was canceled.

As President Bush and Congress square off over the Iraq war, most Americans agree with Democrats that a timetable should be set to withdraw troops, and they approve measures to link financing with such a timetable, a CBS News poll finds.

He thinks charities should link financing to health outcomes, rather as media firms link spending on advertising to verifiable changes in shopping behaviour.The World Bank's Nicole Klingen advocates independent financial and technical audits; another good idea, she says, would be to simplify the hundreds of measurement and evaluation forms that donors demand from officials in poor countries.

To realize that right, the World Bank Group - as the leading provider of official development assistance for education - is helping countries mobilize all available resources and link financing to measurable outcomes to advance learning for all".

Links Finance, a SIV by Bank of Montreal with $19.1 billion of debt, may have its ratings cut, Moody's said.

Negotiators continued the task of developing a work plan for addressing the key issues of transparency and linking finance to reductions, but sources predicted an end to the groundwork-laying backroom diplomacy that the Obama administration had become so adept at, largely because that requires knowing what will happen in the future.

For the first time, an administration's budget proposal explicitly links financing decisions to a formal review of the effectiveness of various government programs.

The report also recommends adding $300 million to help the poor pay their energy bills, and linking financing of the program to the price of oil and natural gas.

"When the Fed intervened with Bear Stearns and so forth, then people said, 'Well, gosh, the Fed has intervened, what has Congress done in terms of housing?' And they are inextricably linked, financing and housing".

Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, said Democrats in the Senate would probably use "brute political power," by trying to invoke a simple majority vote that would not rely on Republican votes, to block a bill passed last week by House Republicans that linked financing for the government to the elimination of financing for President Obama's health care law, which is about to go into full effect.