Sentence examples for relation to finance from inspiring English sources

He says now that his later comment that the system was "broke, not broken" was in relation to finance, rather than to the whole system.

This was exemplified by non-executive directors (NEDs) who tended not to have a clinical or operational background in healthcare but have skills and expertise in relation to finance, industry and legal settings.

Note on Diet in Relation to Finance: In the kitchen where luncheons are prepared for the executives of Macy's the waitresses are advised by means of a notice on the bulletin board, that "Mr. Ruml does not take potatoes".

By Russell Maloney and Harold Ross The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 Note on Diet in Relation to Finance: In the kitchen where luncheons are prepared for the executives of Macy's the waitresses are advised by means of a notice on the bulletin board, that "Mr. Ruml does not take potatoes".

In relation to finance, the distinction between capacity assets and needs was less clear cut.

The wire service cited an anonymous source who said, "These individuals have been detained in relation to financing extremism and terrorism and facilitating the transfer of fighting equipment".

A review of IFI's policies in relation to financing based on income classification for these countries may be warranted, while innovative methods of financing such as green and blue bonds can prove invaluable given the adverse effects of climate change to these countries and their protracted onerous debt positions.

A college education in preparation for becoming a music agent should include coursework in not only music but also focus on business, marketing, promotional advertising and public relations in addition to finance.

For many years, Venezuela's authoritarian regime had two advantages: Hugo Chávez's charismatic leadership and abundant oil income, which allowed the government to finance clientelistic relations and foster support with vested interests.

Ultimately it may well come down to the ask by the developing world in relation to climate finance in order to secure their participation in a common and legally binding agreement to tackle climate change.

(Hudson et al, 2003; Aziz et al, 2006; Goldsby et al, 2006; Maule et al, 2007; Kurt et al, 2008; Mertens et al, 2008; Oeffinger et al, 2008) There is also some evidence that childhood cancer and its treatment can have persisting negative effects on parents (Hardy et al, 2008) in relation to both finance and lifestyle(Cohn et al, 2003).