Sentence examples for old finance from inspiring English sources

And new recruits are arriving: the latest is Alan Cockburn, Soames' old finance director from Aggreko.

Both Centrica and Reed Elsevier said there would be handover periods between their new and old finance chiefs.

Many members of her old finance team pitched in to assist Mr. Lhota, helping him defeat his billionaire rival in the Republican primary, John A. Catsimatidis.

And of course the new finance minister has been the old finance minister, and the older, older finance minister, and so he has a good sense [of what needs to be done].

Members of the old finance team are very involved in discussions about what the new system should look like; they're also helping to make sure that donations are handled responsibly in the interim period.

A convergence of "old finance" and "new finance" can take many forms, from coexistence to consolidation.

Under Ronald Zech, a 57-year-old former finance professor who has been running GATX since 1996, the company has greatly expanded the railcar business while fobbing off risk.

Among the strongest contenders is Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a 77-year-old former finance minister who is also a centrist.

A classic example of this comes from an old finance-school experiment.

The optimal (balanced budget) fiscal policy in this context entails the joint provision of an education subsidy for the young and a pension program for the old, financed with a tax on those in their peak earning years.

That does have something to do with the decline of the traditional pension, but really, that decline is a side effect of the same factors that demand we save more: Longer lives have pushed the old finances out of whack.