Sentence examples for individual finance from inspiring English sources
In 2008, during the post-Lehman financial crisis of September and October, for example, the G7 finance ministers promised to "take all necessary steps to unfreeze credit and money markets" — a pledge that was followed up by individual finance ministries and central banks.
Mr. Osborne said he had sought to ensure that individual finance companies would be regulated by existing British agencies, that the banking agency was based in London and that the British government could report its budget to its Parliament first — and only then to European authorities.
In 2008, during the post-Lehman financial crisis of September and October, for example, the G7 finance ministers promised to "take all necessary steps to unfreeze credit and money markets"—a pledge that was followed up by individual finance ministries and central banks.
When Tate Modern first opened, American money accounted for nearly 30 percent of its individual financing.
The hole this would blow in the individual finances of graduate students would make advanced research impossible for many.
He said that with corporate and individual financing he hoped to continue the project and publish 50 to 100 books a year.
American money accounted for nearly 30percentt of all the individual financing for the $214 million Tate Modern in London, the first new national museum in Britain in 100 years and its first devoted solely to modern art.
The individual finances of baseball teams are some of the most closely held data in professional sports, and the public is most often left to accept the word of the league's owners about any team's profitability or losses.
Without individual financing products, car sales don't happen.
Couples are notoriously poor about discussing their individual finances.
Based on questions on individual finances, Riphahn and Serfling (2005) show that the observable characteristics of "don't know" answerers differ substantially from those of individuals providing either valid responses or refusals.
