accumulation of funds

Do you have any realization about the accumulation of funds that is taking place in a Pataki-D'Amato machine?

The accumulation of funds in recent years, the so-called snowball effect, has been a continual source of worry for the Committee on Budgets.

The State Regents of New York demanded the accumulation of funds yielding $4,000 per year before a permanent charter was granted.

An accumulation of funds by the end of the nineteenth century encouraged Monmouth School to build a sister school to serve western Monmouthshire.

But Mr. Shuster is trying to spend extra money by reducing the accumulation of funds in dedicated trust funds, like ticket taxes in the aviation trust fund.

He had been holding long kirtan sessions, which were considered by other GBC members to be interfering with the street collections and accumulation of funds by the society members.

The accumulation of funds for litigation was initiated in England, but his Virginia descendants contributed large sums and even unrelated individuals named "Jennings" sent money in the hope sharing the inheritance.

The original London Bridge across the river Thames opened as a toll bridge, but an accumulation of funds by the charitable trust that operated the bridge (Bridge House Estates) saw that the charges were dropped.

That much is clear, but such an audit needs decision-making parameters that are more accurate and more responsive to individual cases, or else innovation and initiative will be systematically ruled out rather than supported, and we will end up, as we did with the European Structural Fund, with an accumulation of funds and wasted resources.

Gerald Krefetz discusses the prosperity that Jews earned in the United States following their emigration from Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, and he attributes their success to their familiarity with "trading and exchanging, commerce, city living, property rights, ... and accumulation of funds for future investment ... "