Sentence examples for treasuries something from inspiring English sources

So in a separate announcement on Monday, China said it would continue to buy Treasuries, something the United States has encouraged.

Is this threat of a Chinese sell-off of longer-term U.S. treasuries something that we should worry about?

Judge Martin Glenn asks whether the motion would include cash equivalents like Treasurys, something that some clients weren't that clear on.

They freely take from the national treasury (something that belongs to the entire community), they live a life of shameful opulence while others live in poverty (where Islam preaches modest lifestyles), they are not answerable to the community (where Islam advocates rule by consensus), and they have robbed their people of their freedom (God's greatest gift to humanity) to rule by oppression.

With wages rising, workers' gains will "wind up in the treasury" unless something is done, frets Mr Wissing.

Most cruel but arguably astute was the sacking of his brother, Prince Hassan, as crown prince, who had served him with complete loyalty for 34 years, just 12 days before the king died.Hussein was a poor economic manager, letting corruption flourish far too widely at the top level; indeed, he himself used the treasury as something of a private source of patronage and sometimes of high living.

Elected officials skim from the treasury a little something for themselves.

It's not just same-sex couples in Maine, Maryland and Washington who are celebrating the recent legalization of gay marriage -- the state treasury also has something to sing about.

Rather than resulting in a free market in higher education qualifications – with varying quality producing differential pricing and lower costs – the student loan book is unaffordable and the steely-eyed gatekeepers in the treasury are demanding that something is done.

In fact, unless all your money is buried in your mattress or invested exclusively in something like U.S. Treasuries, you probably have more exposure to China's rebounding economy than you realize.

One of the reasons Timothy Geithner, the treasury secretary, did not propose something along these lines was because he didn't think Congress would get behind it.