To control for such variability in financial capacity, we include a measure of fiscal dependence, budget dependence on common fund.
In fact, the upward trend in the average extraction of common funds continues after the introduction of a price.
But overall, transfers of common funds to the countries of Central and Eastern Europe are becoming ever more significant, comprising between 2 and 3percentt of regional spending, and often exceeding direct foreign investments.
When we are discussing discharge in respect of common funds for 2007, we are not talking about the Council's money, or the Commission's money, or Parliament's money, but the taxpayer's money.
The rich formal artistic languages have been subject to successive episodes of influence from inland Asia, but each group has developed its own artistic language on the basis of a common fund of Southeast Asian thought forms.
But one of the great travesties of the universities has been to undermine democratic literacy: "Democracy was no longer seen as the sharing of a common fund of textual knowledge but as providing access to this or that super-educated grouping.
Initial public offerings data include all first-time offerings of common stock, excluding closed-end funds, real estate investment trusts, investment pools and American Depositary Receipts.
One-third of the common fund is specifically for high-risk, innovative projects.
For example, Collins is working to promote innovative projects through a more formal use of a common fund that was first appropriated in 2006 for projects that did not fit nicely into one of the 27 institutes or centers that make up NIH.
By 2011, vertical funding still constituted nearly 50% of all health sector spending, while common fund contributions accounted for 22% [ 19].
These funds might be mutual funds, investment trusts, unit trusts or a SICAV (a type of mutual fund common in Europe).
