Sentence examples for tranche of about from inspiring English sources

If a second tranche of about $600 billion in defense cuts takes place under legislation passed in August, he added, "that would take those jobs up to about 1.5 million".

Without the next bailout tranche of about 31 billion euros, the country would quickly default and eventually be forced out of the currency union.

The troops are the first tranche of about 2,000 who are will be trained in basic infantry skills and military leadership at the camp.

Besides the debt payment, the first tranche of about $29 billion in emergency loans will cover an $11-billion 11-billionf cash for Greece's nearly depleted banks.

Monday's meeting, the second get-together in five days, followed promises by the Greek leader to tweak a list of reforms in order to unlock a first tranche of about $2 billion that Athens needs to make debt repayments by the end of the month.

The bank believes that the government should sell an initial tranche of shares worth about £5bn to test the market.

In June 2014 the U.S. Supreme Court chose not to hear Argentina's appeal of a lower court decision that had ordered the country to pay some $1.3 billion plus interest (the first tranche of a total of about $15 billion) to the U.S. hedge funds that had refused to restructure the debt.

The political upheaval came amid reports from Brussels that the disbursement of the next tranche of rescue funding for Greece, a sum of about $4.4 billion, was expected to be released next week.

The third phase of the huge regeneration project was revealed three weeks ago when the Malaysian owners launched a global sales drive - marketing the latest tranche of luxury apartments in about a dozen international cities.

Britain's most senior tax official told MPs she was confident civil servants told ministers in 2010 about a tranche of data that uncovered avoidance and evasion at HSBC's Swiss bank.

Mr Tsipras's Syriza party had sparked alarm on the markets and among eurozone officials when it said it would refuse a new tranche of bailout funding, prompting questions about how it would finance itself.