Sentence examples for finance balance from inspiring English sources
By the end of 2015, the Internet finance balance reached RMB 523.5 billion while Easy Loan reached 4.5 million users with a balance of RMB 210 billion.
The net contribution of smoking versus non-smoking individuals to public finance balance (euros).
Overall, smokers' average net contribution to the public finance balance was €133 800 greater per individual compared with non-smokers.
Our overall results on the net economic effect of smoking on public finance balance are contrary to the Philip Morris report.
6 18 However, none of these modelling studies investigated the overall net economic effect of smoking on public finance balance by using actual data from individuals, and only a few had taken into account all the following factors; lifetime productivity or income taxes and pension fees paid, pension costs, and a monetary value of life years lost.
Since there are currently about 900 000 smokers in Finland, the average net effect of €134 000 per individual on public finance balance (without taking into account the monetary value of life years lost) would correspond during the next decades to about 120 billion Euros total increase in costs (over 2.5-fold to annual state budget).
And she believes that regardless of who's the breadwinner, husbands should control the finances, balance the checkbook and dispense a cash allowance.
As chancellor, Gordon Brown pledged that the Labour government would keep the nation's finances balanced by only borrowing to invest over the economic cycle.
As chancellor, Gordon Brown pledged that the Labour government would keep the nation's finances balanced by only borrowing to invest over the life span of an economic cycle.
Since taking office in January 2001, Mr. Lubbers has stabilized the refugee agency's financing, balanced its books, carried out sweeping new personnel and administrative policies, tightened accountability and streamlined the organization's emergency response capacity.
If it is expected to be more efficient in the private sector, government finance, on balance, gains.
