Sentence examples for finance offices from inspiring English sources
The taxi pulls up to the front gate of the finance offices, and the king and Prince Ali alight.
It is closing bank branches in places like Florida and Connecticut, and finance offices in Mexico and Japan, after barreling into those regions a few years ago.
To that end, the city celebrated the opening of an ultra-modern building that houses finance offices and a leading environmental organisation that is slated to gain Brasília's first LEED certification.
For example: – Wells Fargo recently announced it is cutting 3,800 jobs and closing 638 independent consumer finance offices; –At its June meeting the Federal Reserve Bank lowered its prospects for economic growth; –There is constant talk of a possible double-dip recession; and.
Often little more sophisticated than traditionalist "Mom and Pop" shops, college and university finance offices fail to set a self-supporting undergraduate program as a financial goal, viewing it less as an opportunity than as a deadly "third rail" electrocution option with faculty, boards of trustees, and presidents.
Cost factors associated with hospitalisation, initial consultation, outpatient visits, home care nursing and medications were obtained from the following sources: (1) Ontario Health Insurance Schedule of Benefits and Fees; (2) local finance offices at PMH (hospital fees/charges and home care nurse visits); and (3) the Department of Pharmacy at PMH (drug costs).
Ohlendorf had spent a previous winter as an intern in the finance office of the University of Texas system.
Kath Melling is the finance office manager at Calderdale College, in Halifax, and also a Methodist lay preacher.
The groom, 30, is an investment associate in Manhattan for the real estate finance office of Prudential, where he focuses on high-yield debt.
Pupils deposit money for visits in a box outside the finance office, which saves any embarrassment in class for pupils with problems paying.
Another measure drafted by Mr. Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, would create a public finance office within the Treasury Department to reinsure $50 billion in municipal bonds.
