Sentence examples for tranche from inspiring English sources

Government grants are agreed in three-year tranches, and the current tranche has just entered its second year.

And according to Messrs Eisinger and Bernstein, Magnetar was also systematically intervening with CDO managers, who selected the mortgage-backed securities that were bundled into the tranches, and pressuring them to include higher-risk securities in the equity tranche.

But the publication today of another tranche of management expenses suggests its most senior executives are increasingly parsimonious, at least when it comes to claiming back taxis, hotels and meals.

A large tranche of emails from Hillary Clinton's private server were made public on Thursday, showing the presidential candidate and former US secretary of state's correspondence in the wake of the September 2012 terrorist attack on the diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, that killed ambassador Chris Stevens.

— steve hawkes (@steve_hawkes) May 7, 2014 PM sounding like someone who's up for Pfizer if they give just the slightest guarantee that wins PR battle #pmqs — Joey Jones (@joeyjonessky) May 7, 2014 First tranche of PMQs seemed weirdly shambolic; PM, having indulged in pointscoring on housing policy, objects to Ed Mili same re pfizer.

Greece's final tranche of bailout funds will remain frozen until agreement is reached, leaving it perilously short of money to pay a series of financial demands in June.

Other files among the tranche, which records events up to 1951, reveal how a male MI6 officer was arrested in Madrid wearing women's clothes, how MI6 paid huge amounts of money to agents to keep Spain out of the second world war, and how MI6 was prepared to "liquidate" selected individuals after the war.

Rich countries last year raised slightly less than 10% of the first tranche of a Green Climate Fund, which is supposed to provide $100bn-a-year of climate aid to poorer countries by 2020.

Almost £500m was wiped off the stockmarket value of Sports Direct on Tuesday as the City responded to founder Mike Ashley's decision to offload a £200m tranche of shares.

But in politics perception is everything, and voters, including a huge tranche of Labour supporters who had defied their party by voting yes in the referendum, believed the SNP leader to be more authentically leftwing than Scottish Labour's Jim Murphy.

Around those performances she also runs a programme of educational lectures, films and workshops (with a tranche of heavily discounted tickets for students).