Sentence examples for finance demand from inspiring English sources

[It] has enabled us to integrate customer relationship management, finance, demand planning and commerce in one system.

"Keynes's 'Finance' Demand for Liquidity, Robertson's Loanable Funds Theory, and Friedman's Monetarism". Quarterly Journal of Economics 94 19800), pp. 467– 91.

Despite a lack of mortgage finance, demand for newbuild homes is holding steady, thanks to the government's First Buy and Funding for Lending schemes, rival housebuilders Taylor Wimpey, Redrow and Bovis Homes say.

Struggling to finance demand on a bootstrapped budget, the founders reached out to Dallas Mavericks owner, Shark Tank investor, and HDNet Co-founder Mark Cuban.

Refinement could focus more on resources required to finance demand side costs and expansion of the service package to include priority non-communicable services.

One approach to increasing facility-based deliveries among the urban poor is to subsidize the cost of facility-based deliveries through an output-based approach (OBA) using vouchers to finance demand and reimburse skilled providers for deliveries (Ensor 2004; Yamamoto 2004).

Though this still represents a very small proportion of the overall population, it provides another stark indication of the mounting problems facing successive governments as they struggle to finance demands on the welfare state including a rising state pension bill.

Should we do so we will then be out in the cold and easily picked off by big business and finance demanding lower wages in order for the UK to receive investment or prevent relocation.

Six weeks after the quake, the ministry of finance demanded that international NGOs pay a 43% tax on corrugated iron sheeting for shelters, arguing that the emergency was over and normal procedures would apply.

Having spent my life working in consumer privacy, financial advocacy, identity theft and credit, let me assure you that to chart and navigate the world of credit and finance demands solid knowledge, a cool head, and clear judgment.

These strategies are termed results-based finance, demand-side health financing or output-based aid which includes a range of interventions that channel government or donor subsidies to the user rather than the provider.