Sentence examples for finance end from inspiring English sources

Many reforms (like those of 1974 to clean up campaign finance) end up exacerbating other problems or creating new forms of dodgy practice.

The axe falls most heavily on family cases, that small percentage of cases where arguments about access and finance end up in court.

The sole purpose is to finance end customers.

"We're still at 1962 staffing levels". "I'm not intimately involved in the finance end of this.

As and when cheap finance ends, the market will, some argue, start to struggle again.

One executive, Larry Wieseneck, global head of finance, ended a trip to return and help raise $6 billion from investors including the New Jersey state pension fund.

Several analysts and observers have depicted Mr. Warner as the unfortunate chairman who was left with no choice but to sell Morgan, one of the best-known names in finance, ending its 150-year run as an independent bank.

Negotiating with the family members on issues relating to guardianship, finance, end-of-life care and other socio-cultural concerns were key areas of conflict.

Other bills in the Queen's Speech, designed to repair the public finances, end child poverty and boost Britain's international aid by the simple expedient of passing laws, support that view.

While businesses say the Texas tax system leaves much to be desired, cities and school districts argue that the state falls short on the financing end, particularly considering its surging population growth.

"There's no way they'll get control of the land they need, get the financing, end the litigation and break ground by December," said Daniel Goldstein, a spokesman for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, the project's primary opponent.