Sentence examples for accelerated money from inspiring English sources

"There is no bureaucratic channel," General Muhammad said of the $500,000 in accelerated money.

The accelerated money war, he warns, will inevitably polarize the bench "because more moderate candidates are unlikely to be considered a bankable vote by any special interest group investing heavily in judicial campaigns".

After the second quarter of 1975 the Burns Fed accelerated money growth back to the same levels during the previous administration, presumably to get Ford elected.

Mr. Obama has rapidly accelerated his money-raising schedule in recent months, holding multiple fund-raisers each week, sometimes dropping by two or three in a single night.

If sales continue to accelerate, the money will certainly run out before the end of the year, possibly sooner.

They also seemed concerned about the court's own role in helping to accelerate the money chase by ruling, in another, highly lamentable part of the Buckley decision, that limits on campaign spending violate the First Amendment.

Financial-sector debt has risen from virtually zero 50 years ago to 100% of American GDP today, and Europe's financial corporations have helped to accelerate the money supply.George Magnus, a strategist at UBS, has just written a research note entitled "Have we arrived at a Minsky moment?" His big worry is of a contraction in credit supply.

Similarly, Japan's broad-money growth accelerated while its narrow-money growth slowed.In this section MONEY AND INTEREST RATES WORLD MARKETS TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS STOCKMARKETS Reprints.

The U.S. AR/VR investment market began to reverse its decline in Q4 2018 (even as Chinese investment accelerated), but making money and "cockroaching" burn rate could be more important than VC money in AR/VR 2.0.

Other parts of the draft agreement with Turkey offer a number of concessions, including more money, accelerated accession talks and a visa waiver from June.

The crisis only accelerated this shift, since money funds were seen as one of few havens.