Sentence examples for central coffers from inspiring English sources

Can Rome, even with help from central coffers, afford the sort of projects that the jubilee's organisers deem essential?

In 2010 Reform wrote a letter mentioning the £38m that it had added to the CofE central coffers.

The government says that, for next year at least, it will compensate every cent: a new local business tax will bring in €11.5 billion and most of the rest will be made up from central coffers.

The majority of the UN's humanitarian work is funded entirely by voluntary donations from individual governments and private donors, with agencies such as the UNHCR and Unicef receiving none of the regular budget that member states pay into the UN's central coffers.

Then, in September last year, it suddenly announced it would be looking for new sponsors for all 21 of its schools – but not before it had transferred more than £1.5m of reserves from its schools to its central coffers, entirely permissible in the current system.

And they want the Peshmerga to be paid from central government coffers.

As of 7 P.M. today, $350 million more had left central bank coffers.

The four elite currencies are widely held, but there are others that find their way into central banks' coffers.

The chair of the Local Government Association, Margaret Eaton, said the fines should be returned to the councils and other public bodies that have suffered from the practices, rather than filling central government coffers.

She said: "It's only right and proper that the extra money Kent police spends to deal with this national civil emergency comes from central government coffers and not from our local policing budget.

After years of tolerance, China is waging a desperate war on the smuggling that has long helped enrich the country's prosperous southern provinces at the expense of central government coffers -- often with the cooperation of local officials.