Sentence examples for finance present from inspiring English sources

It's possible that in two years a populist Republican nominee could tap into red-state America's long tradition of isolationism and suspicion of high finance, present even Obama as having been too militarily engaged in insoluble faraway conflicts, and run to what we'd traditionally think of as Clinton's left, on both foreign and economic policy.

I make in this respect a special appeal to Ministers of health and Finance present here today to ensure that that resources earmarked for immunization and health get to where they are needed.

Finance presents a variety of collective behavior [5, 6].

The new mobile Google Finance presents most of the same information you can find on the main Website in a single, scrollable column: recent quotes, market charts, financial news headlines, a visual summary showing how different sectors are doing, and a list of gainers and losers.

Adding to that situation, Secretary Tim Geithner at the meeting of the ministers of finance presented a "plan" that the Administration should be ashamed of.

She admitted Scotland's difficult finances presented a major challenge.

The defense, portraying Ms. Clarkson as despondent over her career and finances, presented experts and scientific evidence to buttress their assertion that she had shot herself, intentionally or not.

He warned Osborne will be forced to raise taxes or announce more spending cuts if the brighter picture of the public finances presented at the autumn statement proves to be unfounded.

The proposals on terrorism financing presented Tuesday were agreed between the commission and the United States in recent weeks, and they are designed to mitigate criticism by the European Parliament and by privacy activists that it has been too ready to accept laxer U.S. standards on privacy.

Mint allows users to keep track of their finances, presenting spending history with attractive graphs and typically requiring much less effort compared to programs like Quicken.

In 1990, Oregon used approval voting in a statewide advisory referendum on school financing, presenting voters with five different options and allowing them to vote for as many as they wished.