Sentence examples for havens marks from inspiring English sources

The announcement on tax havens marks a victory for Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor.

While signaling its importance, the elevation of Mr. Havens also marks yet another senior appointment for one of Mr. Pandit's Morgan Stanley colleagues.

Piles of random clutter -- havens for dust and pests -- mark various parts of the apartment.

Although Tunis markets itself as a peaceful tourist haven, it earns dismal marks from international human rights groups.

It is The Green Guide to Yale University and New Haven, issued to mark Yale's 300th anniversary next year.

Gordon Main, spokesman for local campaign group Safe Haven, said: "Today's news from the European Commission marks a major step forward for Safe Haven's nine-year campaign for LNG marine safety to be addressed in Milford Haven.

Mr. Amann and Mr. Platt both pointed out that highway signs mark New Haven as the birthplace of President George W. Bush.

Noting that Havens died on Earth Day, the singer's official website marked his passing with the typically humble epitaph, "Say not in grief, 'He is no more', but live in thankfulness that he was".

An odd feature of the single-currency process is that if Germany doesn't make it into the European Monetary Union on time, the deutsche mark will rise as investors holding other European currencies sell them and go back to the mark (and the dollar and yen) as safe havens.

The eastside is marked by historic streetcar suburbs built from the 1890s-1930s as havens for the upper middle class.

Investors dumped shares and piled into the safe havens of gold and government bonds in a resumption of the panic conditions that marked the start to trading in 2016.