Sentence examples for considered money from inspiring English sources
Newcastle had considered money poured into 330 local authorities directly and also through schemes such as the new homes bonus and the council tax freeze.
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, urged Congress to be cautious in parceling out tax cuts and spending increases, warning that the projected federal budget surplus should not be considered money in the bank.
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, urged Congress today to be cautious in parceling out tax cuts and spending increases, warning that the projected federal budget surplus should not be considered money in the bank.
This he considered money well spent many of the fighters on the card would be Americans, and the whole thing would be broadcast on television in Windsor and Detroit.
City officials arranged a background briefing with reporters before the protest began, emphasizing that Mayor Bloomberg considered money for public schools a priority and had increased education spending by 72percentt since 2002.
This he considered money well spent — many of the fighters on the card would be Americans, and the whole thing would be broadcast on television in Windsor and Detroit.
In America no band with a yelping singer and a jittery sound is likely to be considered money-hungry or definitive of 2008.
Do you think it makes sense to consider money transfers in the credit reporting process?
As a result, most investors consider money funds almost as safe as bank accounts.
Brave Badger's The Heart of Adrian Lovett considers money and the NHS at Theatre Delicatessen, London EC1.
