Sentence examples for publication finance from inspiring English sources

In the December 2007 issue of the International Monetary Fund publication Finance and Development, Simon Johnson, director of that organization's research department, wrote, "A substantial inflationary shock in the form of higher food prices [during the previous 12 months was] driven in large part by biofuels policy in industrial countries".

The Fiscal Times, a publication financed by Peter G. Peterson, the very public deficit hawk and former commerce secretary under President Richard Nixon, commissioned BDO, an accounting firm, to look at how households that make $250,000 fared in different parts of the country, mostly in middle- to upper-class neighborhoods.

But many more are making profits and indeed saving: according to Russian Economic Trends, a publication financed by the European Union, undistributed after-tax profits in Russia last year amounted to 22.5% of GDP, compared with 12.5% in the United States.

But in a commentary this spring in the Chinese business publication Caijing, finance lawyer Mushtaq Kapasi, a former Goldman Sachs specialist in exotic derivatives, described how banks structured accumulators to have a big edge over the customer, like the house over the bettor in a casino.

But publication of pay details will give the government ammunition during pay negotiations, says Raul Velloso, a public-finance specialist.

Then, as Mr. Dreyfus recounted in "A Remarkable Medicine Has Been Overlooked," a 1981 book whose publication he financed, he had a notion.

The publication was financed by Asturias himself, aided by his parents, as the manuscript had been rejected by the publishers to whom he had sent it.

Since the Blade had been a profitable newspaper, and because the debt-ridden Window Media was no longer draining the publication's finances, the same day the Blade shut down, Naff told the Washington City Paper he and the remaining staffers "We're all together.

The Office of Fair Trading should investigate the recent trend of councils producing their own local newspapers, according to a committee of MPs that accuses some authorities of using public cash to finance publications that are little more than political propaganda.

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