Sentence examples for financial norms from inspiring English sources

Weisselberg is obsessively private, but he did give a deposition in a Trump Foundation lawsuit that revealed his willingness to engage in practices that appear far outside financial norms.

Those movies would be just as good if they didn't make money; the point, rather, is that there is still a large audience that's ready to pay to see good movies by ambitious filmmakers — and that there are also still a substantial number of artistically daring filmmakers who manage to work within the entertainment industry's financial norms.

One of the selling points of Brave is that it uses its token (BAT, Basic Attention Token) to disrupt the current financial norms of online publishing.

Introducing financial norms to social situations can bring unintended consequences, leaving people unwilling to cooperate and with a sour taste in their mouths.

Spain's draft 2014 spending plans were "at risk of non-compliance", said the Commission, as the country does not envisage returning to EU financial norms until 2016 at the earliest.

Those found to have violated financial reporting norms will be subject to four to 12 years in jail and fines of $1,320 to $19,900.

You can look at similar nonprofits to get a sense of financial efficiency norms.

Look at similar operations to get a sense of financial efficiency norms for the kind of charity you're evaluating.

You can look at similar nonprofits on our list to get a sense of how the potential recipients of your dollars compare with financial efficiency norms.

The few studies that addressed entrepreneurship in the framework of SMEs, such as Christina et al. 2014; Al Barwani et al. (2014); Benchiba et al. 2016, have concentrated on challenges facing entrepreneurs, such as cultural and social norms, financial support and regulation, while ignoring to foster the correct attitudes towards entrepreneurship as a career choice.

These decisions are shaped by: financial considerations; social norms and values relating to sexual activity, and; trust in vaccination programmes and healthcare providers.