Sentence examples for raise emergency from inspiring English sources
First, though, it is trying to raise emergency funds from banks.
PARIS — A year after the United States cut off its financing to Unesco, following a vote to make Palestine a full member, the organization remains engaged in a frantic effort to cut back programs, reduce costs and raise emergency money.
The unexpected, by definition, cannot be anticipated: until last summer, for instance, banks would have said that in the event of a liquidity crisis they could raise emergency funding through securitisation.
The performance is a benefit to raise emergency funds for food, medicine and shelter for the hundreds of thousands of people who have lost homes, tools, crops and livestock to devastating floods in Mozambique.
Food bank operators are lobbying for passage of a farm bill currently stalled in the Senate that would raise emergency aid for food banks to $250 million a year, from $140 million.
Since a profits warning last September it has parted company with five of its six directors, seen its share price crash and been forced to melt down its gold reserves to raise emergency cash.
Since it intervened, British banks raising emergency capital have seen their shares rise.A reaction against short-selling often follows big stockmarket declines.
Though they are getting better at responding fast when an alarm is raised, emergency food aid often makes only a marginal difference.
FINANCIAL TIMES Barclays Faces Fine in Qatar Deal | Barclays said on Monday that Britain's financial regulator had concluded the bank acted "recklessly" when it raised emergency money from Qatari investors during the financial crisis and could be fined $79 million.
LONDON – Barclays said on Monday that Britain's financial regulator had concluded the bank acted "recklessly" when it raised emergency money from Qatari investors during the financial crisis and could be fined $79 million.
Ms Hodge plans to set out her allegations in a letter to Mr Grayling or to raise an emergency question in Parliament.
