Sentence examples for more tranches of from inspiring English sources

"We very much see the new MCZs as the beginning and not an end," said environment minister George Eustice, who said consultation on two more tranches of MCZs would start in 2015.

The cuts will require at least two more tranches of redundancies next year and in 2014 – meaning soldiers will hear about their future at the same time as British forces are withdrawing from Afghanistan.

Without sufficient private-sector help, some countries say they will not give more money; without certainty about who pays for what, the IMF says it cannot release the funds; without the IMF, the euro zone cannot pay either; and without more tranches of help, Greece will default.Even if Greece can be salvaged, attention is turning to the long-term survival of the euro.

It now trades at $68 after five more tranches have been sold.

The CDO desk piled into "mezzanine" tranches of the securities, which paid more but ultimately lost more too.

If these firms were obliged to retain some of the riskiest tranches of securitised assets on their books, they might be more careful about lending standards.

Thus the reader is fed tranches of economic theory in the early chapters, made scarcely more palatable for being dressed up as dinner-party conversations.

There are tranches of perfect halibut, oven-baked with creamed leeks, and more heaps of langoustines and fishcakes, all served with bowls of rustling deep-fried squared potatoes and salad.

I would love to see him tackle a more immediate technological problem, like the potential for ever-improving AI to replace whole tranches of the labour market, from accounting to call centres.

The appeal of the senior tranches of the subprime CDOs was that they claimed to be almost riskless compared to USTs but paid more.

Other tranches of student loans were sold in the late 1990s.