We are indebted to Charles who brought his financial and administrative acumen to transform the face of the campus and revitalize the College's financial underpinnings, while remaining true to its spirit.
In almost a week of testimony, Mr. Duncan spelled out the rising anxiety within Andersen last fall as the firm's auditors watched the financial underpinnings of Enron come unglued as accounting problems emerged in rapid succession.
Read part one oForur inveightation of the derailment of the SEC here. .
The report, issued Tuesday by a quartet of Trump administration officials who are trustees for Medicare and Social Security, reveals that policy changes ushered in by the president and the Republican Congress are weakening the financial underpinnings of the already fragile insurance program.
Banking authorities said the Comptroller's office was willing to terminate the agreement because it was satisfied that First Chicago had sufficiently strengthened its financial underpinnings.
The fight does not affect this season's show, but it calls into question the rights to future broadcasts and has exposed the financial underpinnings of a ceremony for which NBC currently pays a license fee of about $13 million, up from about $4.7 million in 2005.
From 2005 onward, various intelligence arms and the U.S. Treasury, working together with the Mossad, began a worldwide campaign to locate and sabotage the financial underpinnings of the Iranian nuclear project.
But, as with Mr. Koch-Weser's contentious candidacy, that of Mr. Kohler -- a 57-year-old former finance ministry official with an impressive record in gluing together the financial underpinnings of both German reunification and the European single currency -- has become mired in a trans-Atlantic debate over his credentials to head the I.M.F., one of the world's influential financial institutions.
The TXU Corporation, a utility and energy trader, made its third attempt to defend its financial underpinnings yesterday.
The much-touted contracting of NHS adult care in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough didn't work – probably because the financial underpinnings were too weak – and Cornwall has become disillusioned just two years into a 10-year contract.
When he was recruited, Columbia said it hoped he would continue to improve both the intellectual quality of the school and its financial underpinnings, and increase the linkages between the school and the rest of the university.
