"give finance" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is not a complete sentence and does not make sense grammatically. It may be better to use phrases such as "provide financing" or "give financial support." Example: The government decided to provide financing for small businesses to help stimulate the economy.
"So I decided to give finance a try".
"Well, we don't like some of your allies like Saudi Arabia or gulf states that give finance to terrorist organizations".
Some countries would like to give finance ministers from within the monetary union the power to take legally binding decisions among themselves.
That will give finance ministers of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations, including the new United States Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, plenty to discuss this weekend during meetings in Rome.
"Many developed countries, not just the U.S., but the E.U., Australia, have said that if you're an emerging developing economy and are in the position to give finance you should do so," said Heather Coleman, who heads climate policy for OXFAM America.
The right tools can give finance departments information in real-time, eliminating confusion, delays and inefficiencies.
I wake up dreaming that my neighborhood has been given capital, has been given opportunity, has been given finance, that we can own our stores and businesses.
"What's your purpose now?" According to Krishnaji, Novogratz's answers vacillated between trying out a political career and giving finance another go.
In Wired, Felix Salmon described the false lure of the Gaussian copula function, the formula that gave finance whizzes the illusion that they could accurately calculate risks.
But in that year Harry Markowitz, a graduate student at the University of Chicago, gave finance theory a new, hard-edged clarity by equating the concept of risk — previously a vague term for potential losses — with the mathematical concept of variance.
They will pay for it if they are given credit, if they are given financing options.
