Sentence examples for means finance from inspiring English sources

("Cai" means finance in Mandarin).

In the decade since she founded Caijing — the name means "finance and economics" — she had sharply defied the image of China's somnambulant press, and become, as David Ignatius, of the Washington Post, put it to me, the country's "avenging angel".

In practice this means financing local nongovernmental organizations that are designed to act as checks and balances on state power.

So it's a little hard to tell for certain how much of this mediator business ultimately means financing groups the US considers terrorists.

The issue involves allowing companies to purchase "carbon offsets," which means financing a project that reduces emissions elsewhere instead of cutting pollution at the source.

But that doesn't mean financing is certain or even that there is a contractual obligation to provide financing.

Putting money into supposed treatments that don't work could mean financing unhappiness and divorce, leaving women's feelings invisible or unexplained, and placing men on insecure ground.

Interior Minister Malik said the government did not encourage payment of ransom, but conceded that, for those who ended up in Waziristan, there were few alternatives — even if it meant financing the insurgency.

More than three centuries ago Paterson proposed the establishment of the Bank of England to 'promote the publick Good and Benefit of our People...'.1 At that time the public good meant financing a war with France.

While that sounds like an encouraging return of risky lending, it doesn't necessarily mean financing will flow for private equity firms seeking to fix their own problem companies.

"Yes of course that means the finance bill.