Sentence examples for finance allowing from inspiring English sources

Jersey bet its future on finance, allowing its other industries to shrivel, in the belief that it could live well in perpetuity from moving other people's money around.

He made a Faustian bargain with the priests of high finance, allowing them to build their castles of cash on sand in return for tax revenues he could divert towards schools, hospitals and the poor.

"Together, we are removing friction from finance, allowing money to move seamlessly between accounts in minutes.

Like TOMS, CommonBond wants to bring the "one-for-one" model to education and finance, allowing borrowers to power social good beyond their own educational horizons.

The Islamic financial service industry can truly differentiate itself by adopting a more socially conscious role that will enable them to not only fulfill the objectives of Shariah but also inject an alternative vision into the world of global finance allowing a necessary paradigm shift if only to avoid another global economic crisis.

Finance allows the creation of vast enterprises out of the combined capital, supplied at modest cost, of millions of people.

Successful careers in the textile industry and finance allowed him to help those less fortunate and those whom he loved.

"During August, the number of would-be buyers increased yet again as increasingly accessible finance allowed more people to enter the market," the Rics report said.

Asked why the S.E.C.'s division of corporation finance allowed the offering to proceed, John Nester, an S.E.C. spokesman, said, "As is always the case, Enforcement and Corporation Finance staff closely and appropriately coordinated their efforts in this case.

But the Seattle ruling offers an easily grasped understanding of what is at stake: "A failure to regulate the arena of campaign finance allows the influence of wealthy individuals and corporations to drown out the voices of individual citizens".

Access to finance allows small businesses to undertake productive investments and contribute to the development of the national economy and alleviation of poverty in most of Sub-Saharan African countries (Beck and Demirguc-Kunt, 2006).