Sentence examples for statement finance from inspiring English sources

In a separate and more detailed statement, Finance Minister Adamu Ciroma said Nigeria "does not wish to continue with arrangements where only narrowly defined macro-economic considerations come into play".

But in a taped statement, Finance Minister Paul Martin said: "There are systems in place to help deter the occurrences of bankruptcy, such as being able to deduct interest on student loans from taxable income.

After weeks of contradictory statements, finance minister Yanis Varoufakis announced last week the sale of state assets, halted when the leftist-led Syriza government was elected in January, but would resume on different terms.

After weeks of contradictory statements, finance minister Yanis Varoufakis announced the sale of state assets, halted when the leftist-led Syriza government was elected in January, but on different terms.

Nobody wants singular statements.' Stone is pessimistic about his prospects of getting his own singular statements financed because he believes these attitudes are hardening.

In a statement, the finance ministers said that backstop mechanisms would aid struggling banks.

Yet my attention snagged on a statement the finance minister made to the Mexican press: "This demonstrates confidence that Mexico will remain a viable country".

In a joint statement, the finance ministers and central bank governors said: "Those countries with serious fiscal challenges need to accelerate the pace of consolidation".

In a statement the finance ministry announced: "US officials conveyed the importance the Obama administration places on an honest agreement between Greece and its partners and on preserving the unity of the eurozone".

LONDON — Shaken European bond markets recovered slightly on Friday, helped by a joint statement from finance ministers of the European Union's biggest economies that the group stood ready to provide assistance to Ireland.

Moreover, the preparation of annual budgets for ordinary and extraordinary revenues gave way in 1450 to a single "general statement" of finance, which, being related to demonstrable necessities, effectively institutionalized taxation in France.