Sentence examples for finance noted from inspiring English sources

Peter R. Fisher, the undersecretary of the Treasury for domestic finance, noted happily last week that the threat of additional borrowing by the Treasury had not yet pushed longer-term rates higher.

Lawrence Norden, deputy director of the democracy program at the Brennan Center for Justice, said, "He was horrible and did great damage on campaign finance," noting Kennedy wrote the controversial Citizens United decision that struck down limits on corporations' campaign spending.

An AARP analysis of the Federal Reserve Board's 2004 Survey of Consumer Finances noted that 21percentt of people born after 1964 thought they would inherit some money someday.

"The documents reveal a degree of chaos around the Duchess of York's finances," notes the Guardian's report delicately.

Meanwhile states are cutting basic financing, notes Margret Wintermantel, head of the German Rectors' Conference.At tertiary institutions the average professor handles 53 students, and that will rise.

Mr. Patzer said his quest was born from his personal frustration in organizing his finances, noting at the time that "Quicken is not quick".

Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of social mobility charity the Sutton Trust, joined voices in the teaching community in blaming insufficient finances, noting that wealthy private schools can invest in specialist coaches, facilities and equipment.

Mr. DiFrancesco's campaign manager, Charlie Smith, rejected assertions that the acting governor had not addressed property tax or campaign financing, noting that he had proposed $300 million in property tax relief for local governments over the next three years.

The company is refreshingly open about its finances, noting that it has been profitable since 2014, and currently puts up a gross margin of 75percentt.

She called on more development partners to contribute to the EPF so that the sector will have reliable, predictable and coordinated financing, noting that, although national budget allocations to education have increased substantially in the last two years, continued external financial support is still needed.

"There is sufficient momentum that won't change anytime soon," says Alistair Thompson, deputy head of Asia-Pacific equities at First State in Singapore, which has investments of about $19 billion in emerging markets, including the Asia-Pacific, and badly wants a voice without corporate finance notes.