Although state law requires the city's Health Systems Agency to do comprehensive planning for delivery of health care services, the loss of federal and state financing has rendered the agency obsolete.
In his recent book on church finances, "Render Unto Rome," Mr. Berry portrayed the archbishop as one of the few high-ranking church officials in the United States who had tried to stop dioceses from closing parishes to pay for sexual abuse court settlements.
The outside money in last fall's race overwhelmed the public finance system, rendering it largely irrelevant.
In late 2011, as Flint's finances continued to worsen, Snyder appointed an emergency financial manager with vast powers to oversee the city's finances – and effectively rendered local elected officials powerless.
In certain instances, this was probably not a bad thing: the textbook used for one class in e-commerce that Josh took toward his degree, in finance, had been rendered obsolete by the dot-com crash of 2000; according to its calculations CollegeHumor.com should have been bringing in fifteen million dollars a month.
With local finances a basket case and insurers rendered next to insolvent by mortgage-bond losses, the once-commoditized muni market was wracked by fears of default.
Many also expressed confidence in leaders of the schemes for proper management of finances and monitoring of healthcare services rendered to the members by the accredited providers to ensure that the members are offered quality services.
The other uses private finance, promotes competition and seeks payment for services rendered.
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Federal campaign finance laws, which are supposed to prevent political corruption, have been rendered meaningless by the tidal wave of "soft money" contributions that now floods political campaigns.
