Sentence examples for prospective finance from inspiring English sources

In Bavaria, the CSU vote dropped below 50%—a political revolution in that hitherto one-party state.The CDU candidate also ran a lacklustre campaign, making many small unforced errors and one big mistake: the nomination of Paul Kirchhof, a judge-turned-professor who favours a flat tax, as her prospective finance minister.

"These developments are very important for the prospective financing of the real economy".

Mr Maxton points out that Europe's league leader, Nissan's plant at Sunderland, makes more than three times as many cars per worker as Longbridge; and Nissan in turn is only two-thirds as productive as the world's best.The little that is known about Rover's prospective finances does not inspire confidence.

Studies that evaluate the effects of introducing prospective financing systems that are based on the DRG system in US hospitals during the 1980s indicated a significant reduction in LOS in the range of -3 to -9% [ 1- 10].

In view of the introduction of DRGs in Swiss somatic hospitals in 2012, several pilot projects are being conducted with respect to case-based (prospective) financing in the area of Swiss psychiatry [ 12, 13].

Entertainment industry attorney Peter Dekom, who had a preliminary meeting about a prospective film financing pact with Mnuchin earlier this year, said he "understands the finance side of Hollywood as well as anyone".

In a large prospective study financed by the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (JES study), a simplified version of GAS was used to estimate the percentage of goal attainment for goals of children or adolescents and their parents [ 38].

Falling house prices caused many people to put off getting a new car, while willing buyers with below-average credit ratings were finding it increasingly hard to finance prospective purchases, new or used.On top of that, petrol prices nearly doubled.

The company also helps prospective buyers to finance their systems.

Ray thus had to borrow money to shoot enough footage to persuade prospective producers to finance the whole film.

This month leaders at 11 universities told the Observer of their concerns about the socially divisive impact of rising tuition fees in response to teaching grant cuts and a lack of finance for prospective postgraduate students.