Sentence examples for financial aims from inspiring English sources

In the heady environment of a rising stock market, mergers have often been motivated by superficial financial aims.

Then she ­argued that feminists should ­concentrate on specific political, ­social and financial aims; in Living Dolls she writes that she felt that, at that time, we could put aside the feminist ­arguments that "centred on private lives: how women made love, how they dressed, whom they desired..

Just filling out the questionnaire will force you to dig out all your relevant financial records and to pinpoint what your financial aims really are.

The carrier stretches across 31 markets, including the Caribbean, Central America and South Pacific – all geographies Boom Financial aims to target with its service, which provides immigrants and the unbanked with a way to transfer money internationally.

The Festival's foundation is failing the music as much as the music may be failing their financial aims.

Your financial aims.

"If you start to add non-financial aims or constraints to the management that will affect returns for the fund and that does mean lower welfare and standard living for future generations.

However, several studies suggests that investment decisions appear to be not only determined by these financial considerations, but also by non-financial aims (e.g., Pasewark and Riley 2010; Pérez-Gladish et al. 2012).

Trading on financial markets aims for obtaining the accurate prices.

Most analysts agree that the most effective measures are those that target the lifestyle of North Korean leaders: financial sanctions aimed at ending all banking transactions related to North Korea's weapons trade, and halting most grants and loans.

It is my privilege to be a contributor to both CNBC and MSNBC, the former providing financial news aimed at markets, the latter (at least in my segments) political economy analysis aimed at progressives.