Sentence examples for response finance from inspiring English sources

In response, Finance Commissioner Martha E. Stark said that her staff was "doing what it is supposed to do, which is to accurately value properties".

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In response, Finance Minister Yair Lapid suspended all funding to the students' yeshivas, or religious schools.

By one projection (made before the meltdown and Obama's fiscal response), financing the federal government would mean, by 2026, persuading foreigners to pour all their incremental savings into U.S. Treasury paper.

The surface is not good, Herr Bangle". As she waited for my response, the finance manager watched me intently.

In response, the finance minister, Yoo Il-ho, said: "It is heartbreaking that our biggest shipping company is in this situation, but we believed it would create a bigger problem if we started using taxpayers' money to resolve this problem".

In response, the finance ministry announced it will sell off foreign currency reserves to the tune of several billion dollars over the next month in an attempt to soften the shock to the economy.

A Museum of Immigration is a fairly typical French response, one financed by the government and intended by politicians and bureaucrats to address a social problem through culture.

Together with France, Angela Merkel has called for a pan-European response jointly financing appraisal and screening centres in Greece and Italy, co-ordinating reprisals against traffickers and sharing out the numbers of asylum seekers.

That response on financing was a fairly neat fit with the anti-abortion stance Mr. Romney has carved out, a position he freely admits he arrived at little more than two years ago, timing that has fueled skepticism among some conservatives.

"The tight interrelation between SPE flows in Luxembourg and the Netherlands highlights the existence of dense and complex networks of these entities in both countries, with capital flowing rapidly among them in response to financing needs and tax planning considerations," the Unctad report said.