Sentence examples for financially clean from inspiring English sources

Their desire for financially clean campaigns is one reason for the widespread cynicism among voters in recent years.

For the co-op, income from the sign is a vital subsidy in a $4 million renovation, which may make it financially feasible to clean the sculptural terra-cotta facade or restore a long-lost cornice.

By pioneering economywide carbon regulations, California is setting the foundation for a financially sustainable clean tech sector that will someday drive the California economy.

In a quarter when Japan's Topix stock market index jumped 35 percent, the country's biggest brokerage firm was always going to clean up financially.

It was his current wife Joanne who helped him clean up – chemically and financially.

LG Crucible Studio, Fri to 20 Jan LG The Newlyn fishing riots took place in May 1896, when Cornish fishermen who observed the Sabbath became enraged by their East Anglian counterparts, after they descended on the sleepy port to spread their nets on Sundays, and cleaned up financially as a result.

"He's here to clean up this country and keep us safe and make us financially stable," said 77-year-old Mary Hasse in Three Rivers, south of Kalamazoo.

Local authorities should be supported – including financially – to introduce clean air zones across the country".

"At the end of the day, there's going to be an increased demand for movies, the [theater industry] just needs to be cleaned up and restructured financially.

While BP would have been financially responsible for clean-up costs under either scenario, President Obama chose the option of letting BP lead and make critical decisions on recovery efforts under the authority of the Oil Spill Act.

In a statement he said: "Nuclear power has been presented as a financially sound, economically efficient, clean and safe solution that will bring about energy security and drive economic growth.