Sentence examples for material or financial from inspiring English sources

Distribution of material or financial benefits to voters is another issue that should be investigated and halted.

"Story editors ask each writer if there is any real or perceived material or financial interest we should know about," he added in an e-mail explaining the Op-Ed disclosure policy.

This kind of thing happens elsewhere as well, but what is interesting to me is that at no stage was Marian's mother required by anyone in authority to live with the material or financial consequences of her decisions.

There will be a meeting of EU ambassadors on Thursday, who will approve a widening of the targeted sanctions list to include close associates "who actively provide material or financial support to or are benefiting from the Russian decision makers responsible for the annexation of Crimea or the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine".

Good life (haoshenghuo) is a broad, overall evaluation of life that refers to material or physical comfort, including good health and material or financial security.

Even if perfect information is transmitted to farmers, their responses are often constrained by a lack of adequate resources (material or financial).

§ 541.313 Financial, material, or technological support; financial, material, logistical, or technical support.

Almost 60% of respondents to a survey by the Royal Institution of Surveyors reported that material shortages, skill shortages or financial constraints were impeding further growth in the sector, while the proportion of respondents reporting labour shortages across all of the main trades climbed to an all-time high of 48% with bricklayers most in demand.

Allocates material goods throughout company or financial resources demanded by plan or budget.

The authors declare that they have no relevant or material financial interests that relate to the research described in this paper.

A dirty bomb, or a radiation dispersal device (RDD), uses a conventional bomb, such as a car bomb, to disperse radioactive materials in a populated or financial district to cause great economic and social disruption disproportionate to their actual radiological effects and well beyond the physical destruction from their conventional bomb components (see figure above).