Sentence examples for money regime from inspiring English sources

Law's system took just four years to collapse; today's fiat money regime has been running for nearly 40 years.

Almost 500 PFI projects have been signed in Britain; nowhere else yet comes close.In this section Fallout The price of war The war dividend PFInancial services Bends v curves Time is money Regime change required (Never) mind your language ReprintsBut the PFI is not universally loved in its country of origin.

But stick to a fixed money regime and eventually the rigidity will cause the system to crack,; have a more flexible system and it is possible (as we have seen in the last 40 years) for inflationary and speculative excess to occur.

Most of the manufacturing has to be done in factories that the British companies build or acquire over there.In this section Fallout The price of war The war dividend PFInancial services Bends v curves Time is money Regime change required (Never) mind your language ReprintsThere are clear reasons for this westward migration.

My book was aiming to be descriptive rather than prescriptive; to describe how history has alternated between tight money regimes (favoured by creditors) and loose regimes (favoured by debtors).

As most UK mortgages involve the house buyer borrowing money, the regime of a double stamp duty on those mortgages that complied with Islamic law was a significant barrier to the development of more widespread home finance for Muslims.

One matter central to these reform initiatives is the establishment of a value for money (VM) regime to ensure that operators deliver to the market the best possible service levels consistent with stakeholder needs, and especially with the objectives of government.

A spokesperson for the Treasury, which drafts the anti-money-laundering rules, said: "The UK has a comprehensive anti-money-laundering regime and we are committed to ensuring our financial system is a hostile environment for illicit finances.

The Caymans says its money-laundering regime was judged "without due process".

Barclay said the UK anti-money-laundering regime was flawed because government investigators did not have enough time to carry out detailed checks on suspicious transactions in UK bank accounts.

A government spokesman said: "The Government is committed to supporting a healthy and legitimate remittance sector, allowing UK residents to remit funds abroad whilst also ensuring a robust anti-money laundering regime.