Sentence examples for role of fund from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer said he expects late trading and, by extension, the role of fund industry middlemen, to figure in many of the criminal cases that will emerge from the investigation, which has enlisted other state prosecutors and S.E.C. investigators.

Not only are these anomalies incompatible with the efficient-markets hypothesis that prices reflect all available information and so do not give a guide to future returns they also appear incompatible with each other, with both cheap and dear stocks doing well.The explanation may lie in the role of fund managers.

These multiple roles, which of course go well beyond the conventional role of fund manager, were the subject of much debate in the design of the funds, most notably on how to manage issues surrounding potential conflict of interest.

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No one expected Mr. Bush to give up the traditional presidential role of fund-raiser in chief for his party.

Ms. Sims switches from her experience as a curator to the untested role of fund-raiser, and both move from rich museums to one of slender resources.

Now he has assumed the role of fund-raiser for the current 230 students and for the potential future students at the quaint school with the silver doors on Eighth Street.

BP says it is proud of its long and well-established role of funding or partnering with the Tate, British Museum, National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Opera House.

Ashdown's demand for an inquiry into Saudi funding of jihadism echoes calls by Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to examine the arming of Isis and role of funds from Saudi Arabian sources.

"The role of funding for adaptation in middle- and low-income countries is taking a central place in negotiations," write the authors of new report released last week — a joint effort of numerous British scientists and academics under the auspices of the International Institute for Environment and Development in London and the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College.

The modern role of funding green-energy projects has grown in prominence, but that old priority still sucks up the biggest share of the department's people and money.The second difficulty is the sheer size of the stimulus: the extra $39 billion dwarfs the department's pre-stimulus total annual budget of just $26 billion.