Sentence examples for financial primacy from inspiring English sources

There is also financial primacy that comes from paying large tuition bills.

Even before Shia demonstrations started to rock Bahrain in February, the island country had already lost its financial primacy.

Since then, there has been a great deal of speculation about which governments may join, and considerable discussion about the AIIB's true intent, with some quarters speculating that the ultimate purpose is to challenge Japan's regional financial primacy through its leadership of and large shareholding in the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

Some of us bridle at the belief in the primacy of financial institutions that have caused so much economic havoc in the UK.

The Government's insistence that the peers' vote against tax credit cuts has caused a constitutional "crisis" rests on its contention that, as the never knowingly understated Jacob Rees Mogg told MPs, "since 1407 the Commons was given primacy over financial matters".

"The review would consider in particular how to secure the decisive role of the elected House of Commons in relation to (i) its primacy on financial matters and (ii) secondary legislation.

The terms of the review, to be led by Lord Strathclyde, an elected hereditary peer and former cabinet minister, are vague, saying only that it would look at how to secure the decisive role of the elected House of Commons in relation to its primacy on financial matters and secondary legislation.

This paper unpacks the taken-for-grantedness of the primacy of financial statement users in standard-setting and considers their use as a category to justify and denigrate particular accounting disclosures and practices.

After stating earlier this week that "politics have to reassert primacy over the financial markets", she said that the "speculators are our opponents" and described the banks as "perfidious".

Advertising [C6.] An Identity Crisis Downtown With the future home of Goldman , Sachsin doubt, so is Lower Manhattan's primacy as a vibrant financial and commercial center, say downtown executives, real estate executives and some city officials.

Then, when they succeeded, causing a political and economic earthquake---the British pound immediately fell to a 31-year low (almost 15%), London may lose its primacy as a world financial center, who knows what lies ahead for the ordinary bloke ---both Johnson and Farage abloke ---bothfield (also here, here, and here).