Sentence examples for exchequer more from inspiring English sources
The panel has found that the legal use of cannabis could save the exchequer more than £1bn a year.
In addition to his routine duties at the Exchequer, More served throughout these years as "Henry's intellectual courtier," secretary, and confidant.
Lower-than-expected Whitehall spending and higher VAT and corporation tax receipts since April have help the exchequer more than expected.
An anti-corruption report alleges the scam cost the exchequer more than $3bn£1.8bnbetweenween 2006 and 2010.
In the wider scheme of things, anything that saves or costs the exchequer more than a billion pounds a year is a quite a big deal.
They are accused of defrauding the exchequer by more than €4m.
This left the exchequer ever more dependent on taxes on new homes, housing turnover and earnings from finance.
After the war, he became chancellor of the Exchequer once more (1919 21) and lord privy seal (1921 22).
Between 1999 and 2002 Gordon Brown, then the chancellor of the exchequer, sold more than half of Britain's gold reserves at an average price of $275 an ounce.
Though Jeremy's right – if you think chancellor of the exchequer is more important than embroidery secretary, you're living in the 18th century.
Chancellors of the exchequer wield more power in Britain than treasury ministers do in other European governments, and Mr. Brown is a particularly strong occupant of the post.
