Sentence examples for treasury as of from inspiring English sources

The senator had $8.1 million in her campaign treasury as of the end of 2011, according to the most recent financial disclosure statements.

The candidate, Douglas R. Forrester, who owns a large pharmaceutical business, has provided most of the $1.8 million in his campaign treasury as of Dec. 31.

He has a formidable campaign war chest, with $332,000 in his treasury as of July, and he has widespread name recognition in the district, which also includes Brighton Beach, Midwood and Mill Basin.

(The Department of the Treasury, as of this writing, gave the U.S. federal debt as $16.2 trillion).

Approximately 17,000,000 of the some 45,600,000 two-cent pieces issued had been repurchased by the Treasury as of 1909.

"So, I mean, it sounds like Treasury as of today has not done even a back-of-the-envelope sketch as to what the potential put-back rights could be to the TARP financial institutions," McWatters said, referring to the risk big banks face from investors forcing them to buy back dicey mortgages.

During his time on the throne, Peribsen founded an administrative center called "The white house of treasury" as well as a new royal residence, called the "protection of Nubt", located near Ombos ("Nubt" being the Ancient Egyptian name of Naqada).

At a pace of $5 billion or so a month, it would take decades for Beijing to whittle down its stockpile of Treasuries as long as happy U.S. consumers keep buying Chinese-made goods.

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.

After Britain's mounting economic problems forced Labor to devalue the pound in November 1967, Mr. Jenkins replaced James Callaghan at the treasury as chancellor of the exchequer and took on the task of turning the stricken economy around and making the new exchange rate stick.

Foreigners owned $1.6 trillion in Treasurys as of January, or 37% of the total.