Sentence examples for finance sending from inspiring English sources

The government finally decided in 2004 to finance sending one scientific researcher into space.

It put together a special task force on structured finance, sending the proper signal of the agency's priorities both internally and externally.

At $299 (monitor not included, but the computer hooks into a TV), it performs all the functions users want most: word processing, personal finance, sending e-mail, playing games and surfing the Internet, but it lacks some of Microsoft Word's embellishments (like automatic footnote generation).

It's taking big data and analytics and applying it to financial planning, so that when finance sends a plan to operations, it has real details they can use to implement the plan instead of a pie-in-the-sky forecast.

Globo was criticised in October by a US hedge fund which raised questions about its revenue and finances, sending the company's shares plunging.

Prosecutors read out the charges, accusing the defendants of undermining Egyptian sovereignty by opening unlicensed nonprofit groups, relying on unauthorized foreign financing, sending reports back to foreign countries and training political parties.

Many say the double whammy of unanticipated expenses together with the cut in state financing sent the Crossroads on the downward financial spiral from which it never recovered.

The rapid growth has already worried regulators, and as early as 2010 the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which insures bank deposits and monitors the industry's finances, sent a letter to lenders warning them to not let high farmland values lull them into lax lending practices.Many observers are now wondering whether a repeat of boom-and-bust is on the horizon.

That was still far below the monthly average of close to 115,000 in the first half of 2007, but it suggests that November, when there were just 27,000, marked the bottom in the home-loans market.A barometer of consumer confidence, based on people's perceptions about both the economy and their own finances, sent a similar signal.

The French weekly Le Canard enchaîné (which has an excellent track record for investigations) first obtained a letter that the Direction générale des finances sent to Google France asking it to pay $1.3 billion€1€1 billion) in tax penalties.

The rapid collapse of National Century Financial Enterprises Inc., a large provider of cash flow financing, is sending hundreds of health care companies and their affiliates scrambling to avoid big financial trouble.