Sentence examples for tap funds from inspiring English sources
Even as the prospect of the end of the Fed's bond-buying caused wobbles in emerging markets last year, African nations were able to tap funds.
As those talks continue in Athens, Greek officials have been quoted in recent days as suggesting that the government may seek to tap funds, if possible, even before the discussion are completed, within two weeks or so.
Earlier this month the European Central Bank added to the pressure with a stark warning that Greek lenders would be unable to tap funds if bailout conditions were dropped, raising the spectre of a bank run in the months ahead.
For example, Van Rompuy proposed that the bailout fund "have itself the necessary features of a credit institution", but Berlin said it could not receive a banking licence enabling it to tap funds from the European Central Bank.
Tight budgetary constraints make it difficult for middle managers to tap funds, carefully measured duties discourage risk takers, and a lockstep chain of command makes it dangerous for managers to bypass their bosses.
The exchange with Kaine showed how the decision to tap funds from the Defense Department for the wall had put a military budget usually hammered out with bipartisan comity squarely in the political crosshairs.
Thus, even a quota that permits an offshore clearing bank to tap funding in China does not guarantee that it can obtain that funding at a reasonable price.
Its ability to tap funding sources who eventually become its consumers have turned funding models upside down.
The Teacher Advancement Program (TAP), funded by federal Teacher Incentive Fund grants and implemented over a four-year period at 40 "high need" Chicago Public Schools, was evaluated by independent agency Mathematica Policy Research.
She tapped funds from her "burial society," a group to which members pay premiums and which gives them a set sum when a relative dies.
But while GE Capital is among the banks playing hardball with some borrowers, it is tapping funds through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which makes it easier for the company to finance its operations at low cost.
