Sentence examples for exchequer with from inspiring English sources

The bank levy boosted the exchequer with £2.2bn in 2014.

George Osborne remains chancellor of the Exchequer, with overall responsibility for management of the economy.

UK Sport receives a third of its £135m annual funding from the exchequer, with the remainder from the national lottery.

An alternative would be to subsidise such industries directly from the exchequer, with subsidies tied to the quality-adjusted price of the import being substituted.

The rest is held on to by the state lottery fund to cover costs and boost Spain's exchequer – with sales income from the Gordo reducing the country's deficit by the equivalent of 0.1% of GDP.

He was determined, therefore, to exploit Russia's momentary weakness to cut it off from direct maritime contact with the West and to channel Russian trade through Swedish middlemen, thus enriching his impoverished exchequer with tolls and duties.

As well as his chancery duties, Neville occasionally sat with the barons of the exchequer or with royal justices, and he had a role in the appointment of royal justices.

On Thursday, the Treasury Department announced that Secretary Timothy F. Geithner would travel to Europe next week to discuss the crisis there with Britain's new chancellor of the Exchequer and with the president of the European Central Bank.

In October 2006 Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the exchequer, asserted with confidence that "many charities and donors have been and are being exploited by terrorists".

He said he hoped that a consensus would emerge over the next two weeks, as his British counterpart, Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, consults with other I.M.F.

In November last year the chancellor of the exchequer played with the idea of privatising the registry but that was abandoned once it was revealed that all the potential bidders were linked to tax havens.