Sentence examples for money under control from inspiring English sources

Congress, regulators and the courts must do their best to be as creative and vigilant about keeping the money under control as special interests are in spending it.

I did a degree in accountancy, and what I learned is that the route to understanding everything is to have the money under control.

And it's for the people who have set a personal goal in 2012 to do just a bit more to keep their emotions in check and their money under control.

The MPs were dismissive of attempts to get the money under control, pointing out that until the NHS sorts out its workforce planning it will not solve the problem of spending on agency staff, and said there is not yet a convincing plan for closing the £22bn efficiency gap and avoiding a black hole in NHS finances.

US District Judge Richard Stearns ruled in ACLU of Massachusetts v. Kathleen Sebelius et al. that the government cannot allow the Conference of Catholic Bishops to prohibit the use of federal money under its control for birth control counseling.

He should caution them to be more responsible in the future with the money under their control.

The first was that party money under his control was given, secretly, as an interest-free loan to his former partner, Celia Larkin, to buy a house.

In other Giuliani-Hanover divorce activity yesterday, Mr. Felder said at a news conference on the courthouse steps that Mr. Giuliani, who makes $195,000 a year as mayor, had only $7,000 in personal money "under his control".

Last month, the industry celebrated another milestone: the money under hedge fund control surpassed $2 trillion, a record.

Even before the scandals broke, Ms. Quinn had begun instituting budgetary reforms — including requiring greater transparency for earmarks and transforming some of the money under her personal control into merit-based allocations.

A coalition government formed in 1981 by the Liberals and the Social Christians pursued a program of restrictive monetarism and structural reform: the Belgian franc was devalued (1982), and the increase in the money supply was brought under control by cutting public services and by ending governmental subsidies to the old industries.