Sentence examples for prevent funds from inspiring English sources

India is to set up a central foreign aid agency to prevent funds from being misused and delays in aid delivery.

The American paper claimed Mr Jameel's company was one of a number of organisations being monitored at the request of law enforcement agencies, to prevent funds being channelled to terrorist organisations, a claim that turned out to be untrue.

They can safeguard your assets and provide for your care if you can no longer handle your affairs; they can also hold money for minors, prevent funds from being eroded by spendthrift family members and protect assets from former spouses or someone who wins a lawsuit against you.

Activists want international authorities to act fast to freeze the family's assets, though they are optimistic that there is now enough scrutiny in Europe to prevent funds being moved.

The Bank has instituted new restrictions on support for coal, which should prevent funds going towards dangerous projects like this one in Central Java.

As long as they are undercapitalized, there is a chance another infusion of taxpayer money would be needed to keep them solvent, and furthermore prevent funds to the Housing Trust from being activated.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed rules that would prevent fund managers from relying too heavily on credit ratings agencies.

He pointed to a case filed last month against eight former directors of Morgan Keegan mutual funds, who were charged with failing to prevent fund managers from overvaluing fund assets during the financial crisis.

He will be haunted the rest of his career by his appearance at the Buddhist temple and by his assertion that there was "no controlling legal authority" to prevent fund-raising telephone calls from the White House.

It wouldn't solve the imbalance faced by sitting governors in raising hard money, but it would prevent fund managers from being able to give unlimited donations to the governors' rivals.

The move was intended to prevent funding of terrorist groups operating in east Africa, but has sparked alarm among development experts by also cutting off an estimated $215m in annual remittances to Somali families from their relatives in the US.