Sentence examples for finances called from inspiring English sources

A group that Mr. Lauder finances, called New Yorkers for Term Limits, is sponsoring the ads.

The emergency manager assigned to sort out Detroit's finances called on Thursday for an investigation into possible fraud and mismanagement of the city's pension funds.

He had hoped to become a schoolteacher, but family finances called him back to the banana trade, and he became a partner with his cousin and brother-in-law 18 years ago.

The nine-page report, written by an Emory University professor, Kenneth E. Thorpe, was commissioned, paid for and given to Wal-Mart by its longtime foes, the Service Employees International Union, and a group the union finances, called Wal-Mart Watch.

[A1.] Japan's Finances Called Perilous Japan's finance minister, Kiichi Miyazawa, stunned his political colleagues and the financial markets by testifying before Parliament that the government's finances were close to a "catastrophic situation".

Kenneth Gross, a lawyer in Washington who advises Democrats and Republicans on campaign finance, called the commission's letter "a problem".

This style of financing, called "qualified private activity bonds," saves businesses money, because they can borrow at relatively low interest rates.

[C2.] New Scrutiny for Pension Rules Peter R. Fisher, Treasury under secretary for domestic finance, called the rules for contributions to America's pension system schizophrenic.

The former banker and author Satyajit Das, who has a new critical book about finance called "Extreme Money: Masters of the Universe and the Cult of Risk" (FT Press), says that proprietary trading has simply moved over to market-making desks.

An American task force has been at work for over two years looking at an obscure but vital area of short-term financing called the tri-party repo market.

One of the most profitable investment banks on Wall Street, Goldman has also sought more than $1 billion in tax-free financing called Liberty Bonds and $30 million in cash grants, as well as low-cost electric power and tax breaks.