Sentence examples for financial archives from inspiring English sources
Newly discovered financial archives keep us abreast of how much Velázquez was paid, and for what, in reales, ducats, and escudos; it seems that, unlike many others on the erratic royal payroll, he was rarely stiffed.
Of considerable interest, given Great Britain's role as a supplier of capital, are bank and financial archives.
The revelation that important financial archives had been destroyed early on the morning of the fire sparked rumours that corrupt government officials had lit the blaze to create a public distraction from their illicit activities.
As Krugman explains in his op-ed and in a laudatory piece in the New York Review of Books, Piketty and his colleagues have drilled deep into tax records and other financial archives to support the view that capitalism tends to create inequality by driving up the values of investment among the already wealthy far more rapidly than it increases wealth accumulation across the board.
All districts and health centres provided unrestricted access to their financial archives.
Mandate'" ARCHIVE: "Study: At most a third of us show a consistent approach to financial risk" ARCHIVE: "MIT to launch Institute for Medical Engineering and Science" The Washington Post: "Jon Gruber on Obamacare, premium support and health policy dreams".
The new information comes with the discovery of 15th century financial documents archived in Vinci and Florence.
The e-tailer is pitching it for use-cases where the data is infrequently accessed, such as media archives, financial and healthcare records, raw genomic sequence data, long-term database backups, and data that must be retained for regulatory compliance.
It is also just the beginning of a mountain of legal, cultural and financial issues that archiving will inevitably entail.
The Office of Financial Research promises one benefit to future historians and risk analysts: permanent archives of financial decision making.
The reasons I will attempt to deduce without great mental energy: once a donor realizes that his or her archive has financial value, he or she might be less likely to donate.
