Sentence examples for Stretched finances from inspiring English sources
But Mr del Rivero's actions have also drawn attention to Sacyr's stretched finances.
These prices had been among the first warning signs of Kaupthing's stretched finances.
BMI's stretched finances have been ignored by the Competition Commission, which has been looking into the private hospital market since April last year.
And a year ago lingering concerns over the stretched finances of McKillen's broader interests were wiped away after he won refinancing from Los Angeles investment firm Colony Capital.
The government said it hoped the regeneration of the area would create 25,000 jobs, 16,000 new homes and £4.5 billion in tax revenue — a much needed boost for Britain's stretched finances.
Hollingworth also appeared to hint that any of the group's businesses – including prized operations in Scandinavia or Germany – might be sold off if such a move could resolve the group's stretched finances.
He has also been damaged by formal allegations that his campaign in 2012 spent twice the legally permitted limit and covered up by secretly dumping the extra spending on the already over-stretched finances of his party.
Wanting to help the stretched family finances, she became a secretary, devoting rare threepences to buying "late doors" tickets sold five minutes before curtain-up at local theatres.
Analysts said the surprise move could hurt the Indian economy in the near-term but would ultimately prove positive, by cutting corruption and giving a badly needed boost to stretched government finances.
Now, thanks to stretched public finances and recession, Mr Hollande will have to square the urgent need for welfare savings with his promise that "each generation will live better than the previous one .Three issues are on Mr Hollande's list: pensions, family benefits and unemployment payments.
The introduction of the test follows a one-year delay that the College Board had imposed in acknowledgment of the stretched-taut finances of many school systems.
