Sentence examples for financial technicalities from inspiring English sources

"Finding people who can interpret the religious tracts and understand the financial technicalities isn't easy".

Clad as it is in jargon and technicalities, financial meltdowns can often seem like an elaborate spectacle taking place in a foreign country.

The membership of the Financial Stability Forum, a group of regulators and central bankers charged with the technicalities of financial supervision, is to be broadened.

The genius of so many of these reforms has been in the naming – "spare-room subsidies" and "work-related activity groups" – they sound like technicalities rather than financial traumas.

Because in the end, financial reform is not about technicalities, but about politics: deciding what role banks should play in an economy, and what kind of economy we want.

The government's draft financial-reform bill is long on technicalities (150 pages and counting), and it has run into a barrage of criticism.

Technicalities and the economic and financial crisis which has particularly hit Europe's south have aggravated the doubts about the common currency and divided the European Union's along two axis.

The technicalities of Panian's idea, both financial and legal, are still unknown to city officials, however.

A severe financial crisis may be the only time when the technicalities wallowing near the bottom of policymakers' agendas receive the attention they deserve.

Arab prosecutors complain that their requests are often held up or rejected on technicalities, fuelling suspicion that countries with large financial centres are shielding those who trade in dirty money.

Sure, retirement plans contain a lot of legal technicalities, and that works in favor of financial service companies selling unnecessarily expensive services.