Sentence examples for sensible finance from inspiring English sources

He failed to quell rumours that all is not well between himself and his hitherto more sensible finance minister and deputy, Anwar Ibrahim.

The sensible new finance minister, Mikhail Zadornov, may do well if he can master the ministry's balkanised bureaucracy.

Yet some formal restraint on executive pay seems unavoidable, even sensible, some finance experts and economists said.

How sensible the finance minister has been, they say: what a contribution he has made to Russia's impressive economic stability.

In Citizens United, the holy grail for modern opponents of sensible campaign finance laws, an 8-1 majofitheof the Supreme Court found disclosure not only constitutional but vital to a healthy democracy.

"We're both quite sensible with finances … I feel we're comfortably saving for a mortgage as well as renting.

Not only does it comply with the catechism of the "Washington Consensus"—free enterprise, free trade, sensible state finances and so on but it also ticks all the boxes for the Millennium Development Goals, the UN's anti-poverty blueprint.

Instead of acceding to his sensible request, European finance ministers imposed a new target of 5.3 percent.

The Obama administration has proposed sensible ways to finance broader coverage and to improve some aspects of the health care delivery system but has left it to Congress to thrash out most of the issues.

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Nobody sensible would argue with finance serving the economy rather than a few financiers.