Sentence examples for mixed fund from inspiring English sources

This is considered the exception, rather than the rule; in Foskett v McKeown, Millett said that "The primary rule in regard to a mixed fund, therefore, is that gains and losses are borne by the contributors rateably.

In Boscawen v Bajwa, Millett justified this by saying that "equity's power to charge a mixed fund with the repayment of trust moneys enables the claimant to follow the money, not because it is his, but because it is derived from a fund which is treated as if it were subject to a charge in his favour".

In Barlow Clowes International v Vaughan, the Court of Appeal applied a similar set of principles, holding that the size of the contribution and the amount of time the money was part of the mixed fund were the factors to be considered.

We undertook a systematic review to examine differences between industry-funded and non-industry-funded (including mixed funding) RCTs.

It facilitates the transition from a single taxpayer-funded system to a mixed funding system, with increasing privatisation of the provision and commissioning of healthcare in England.

We identified 313 RCTs for which the funding source could be ascertained; 83 (26.5%) were fully industry-funded, 78 (24.9%) had mixed funding, and 152 (48.6%) received no industry funding.

Median year of publication was 1998 for industry-funded studies, 2002 for public or charity funding and studies with mixed funding sources, and 2003 for studies that did not report their funding source.

In a distinction at the heart of the whole trial, he said that he never mixed fund-raising and state business.

In such a mixed funding environment, how do we best sustain our mission and identity as a public institution?

But it has also been down to the strength of our distinctive mixed funding model for the arts.

An economic storm is putting the mixed funding model at serious risk, and arts organisations around the country are facing a desperately uncertain future.