Sentence examples for financial certainties from inspiring English sources

Our national ingenuity and creativeness is remarkable by any comparison – but it requires a roof under which to grow, and some financial certainties to back up the considerable commitment of its practitioners.

The association began as a way to address the concerns of assistant coaches, a group that does not have the same financial certainties as head coaches, who make more money and have long-term guaranteed contracts.

Longer-term financial certainty is crucial to good quality, well run public services.

What it does is provide Australia's 565 councils with financial certainty that they can continue their daily work.

To get into some sort of shape to respond to the needs of an older nation, local government needs a good measure of financial certainty.

But Ms. Enck said the city's plan lacked "financial certainty" because it relied partly on federal allocations that would require Congressional approval.

He had a dream of stumbling across something so valuable it would give his family financial certainty and be his own means of escape.

This, and the greater financial certainty for providers, will drive innovation – increasing competition and sparking better ways of doing things for all.

The financial certainty of an all-inclusive holiday is proving tempting: all-you-can-eat-and-drink packages now account for 36 per cent of summer bookings, up from 31 per cent in 2010.

The 10-year agreement does not include an opt-out clause, a provision players wanted but owners resisted, arguing that financial certainty would be critical when the league starts renegotiating television contracts in the next few years.

And so today we provide the long term financial certainty for High Speed 2, setting a funding envelope of £42.6 billion for construction costs and £7.5 billion for rolling stock [in 2011 prices].