Sentence examples for revenue position from inspiring English sources

"Reflecting a stronger revenue position, the government has taken the decision to modestly increase expenditure," he said.

James Windon, who held the VP of revenue position at Causes, will become the president of Brigade, responsible for its future monetization and partnerships.

Their dominance over the past five years (they now represent almost all growth in digital advertising revenue) position them as global media platforms.

Seidman himself recognizes the futility of constructing a more congenial system of governance based on "engaged citizens" when he writes that the outcomes of freeing ourselves "from the shackles of constitutional obligation" are unpredictable.In Congress, for example, both Tea Party and progressive members can defend their revenue positions on "contemporary policy grounds".

Because the net revenue positions for an IVF-conceived and a naturally-conceived child follow similar trajectories, where the only difference between the two is the additional cost of IVF investment required for conception, Figure 1 presents the NPV for an IVF-conceived individual only.

Most small operators fly up to half of their trips without revenue to position aircraft; DayJet aims for 10% to 20%.

During his ICS career, Khan worked as collector of revenue, a position that brought him into regular contact with living conditions in rural areas of East Bengal.

One view Mr. Fox adopted during this dialogue was that Mexico must raise, not lower, tax revenues, a position at odds with the PAN's longtime call for a tax cut.

We have changed our assumption on this because the majority of Republicans in Congress continue to resist any measure that would raise revenues, a position we believe Congress reinforced by passing the act...: .

But Conservatives and the media are both ignoring page 4 of Standard & Poor's research update, published August 5th, which explicitly states, "the majority of Republicans in Congress continue to resist any measure that would raise revenues, a position we believe Congress reinforced by passing the act".

"With U.S. economic growth slowing, we believe the information technology sector's 56% international-revenue exposure positions it to outperform, as S&P expects overseas economic momentum to remain robust, especially in emerging markets," said chief investment strategist Sam Stovall.