Sentence examples for potent finance from inspiring English sources

Julio Grondona, the late chairman of the Argentinian Football Federation and of Fifa's potent finance committee which awarded Blatter the presidential salary never made public, always supported him, too.

Mr. Arnault had quietly amassed his stake in Hermès not by buying its stock in the open market but by wielding one of the most potent weapons in finance: derivatives.

You only need to look at the reaction to the "granny tax" in the 2012 budget to see how potent older people's finances are as a political issue.

The disadvantage of the long study duration cannot be easily solved and demands large consortia and a potent and long-lasting financing situation.

There's no question finance is a potent force.

Monetary policy, in other words, was not nearly as potent as central banks and finance ministries thought it would be.

Edwards' rebuff sheds light on the state of the hotly contested Democratic primary in Maryland, but the ensuing sniping between the campaigns reveals how potent the issue of campaign finance has become to the Democratic Party since the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United.

Its remnants number about 500 and have become an increasingly potent and disciplined fighting force, financing themselves by taxing drug traffickers in Peru's coca-growing heartland.

The combination of Asian capital with Australian expertise in listing and financing miners creates a potent new rival.

This is why it's fascinating to see a rising current of people of faith and spirituality not taking poverty vows, not separating finance and faith, but embracing capital as a potent vehicle for the expression of their belief.

But it could be politically potent at a time when voters are anxious about their own finances.