Sentence examples for finance stands from inspiring English sources

First, let's step back to see where finance stands compared with 2007, the year before the crisis.

Turkey's economic growth in industrial development, international trade, and responsible banking and finance stands in stark contrast to Europe's succession of economic crisis.

Climate finance stands at the core of the concerns for the most vulnerable countries, including Timor-Leste, which being very minor emitters are already suffering the most from other's emissions.

Soaring canyons of finance stood barren.

Mr. McCain also added two themes that particularly appealed to independents: his campaign finance stand and his emphasis on Social Security and paying down the debt over tax cutting.

I hope I am being overly cynical, because I would love nothing better than to see leaders in both business and finance stand back from their day-to-day work and contemplate who they are and how this relates to what they do.

Germany, by contrast, will need to tighten by an average of only 0.5% of GDP for three years.A repair job on public finances stands a better chance of being durable if it relies on spending cuts rather than tax increases.

Social Security's long-range finances stand to improve slightly starting in 2019, they said, from a new tax that takes effect that year on the priciest health insurance plans, which generally go to highly paid managers and executives.

Even in a landscape littered with economic wreckage, Britain's public finances stand out for the battering they have taken.Until this year the biggest post-war deficit was in the early 1990s, when borrowing peaked at almost 8% of GDP.

What Mr. Morgenthau has never said in his public statements describing his relationships with Mr. Rangel and Mr. Isenberg is that he was an investor in Mr. Isenberg's oil drilling company at the time he arranged and attended two meetings between the two men, meaning his finances stood to be affected by the fate of the tax break.

The NDP fired back, demanding that the government release its financial data to let citizens know just where the country's finances stand.