Sentence examples for treasury time from inspiring English sources

Both Alexander and Macpherson commented that it took the Treasury time to adapt to coalition.

In a addition to trying to improve the public services, Brown, when he was chancellor, devoted much Treasury time to trying to alleviate the plight of the least well-off.

A special insolvency regime would give the Treasury time to figure out whether the unsecured debt of the institutions should be worked out, and how it should be worked out; it also allows a more orderly workout of CDS and other credit derivatives issued by the financial institution.

But Tendai Biti, who was finance minister until his party lost heavily to Zanu-PF in disputed elections last year, said: "When I was finance minister we never contributed a cent, but I've absolutely no doubt that they will get money from the treasury this time".

Those remarks hinted at Mr. Paterson's strategy: to turn political weaknesses — he has few endorsements and just $3 million in the bank, while Mr. Cuomo has a campaign treasury five times the size of the governor's — into strengths.

Unlike the billions of dollars spent on military assistance, money invested in promoting recovery and reconstruction could eventually repay the U.S treasury many times over through reviving trade and commerce and through promoting stability through good governance instead of returning to the old failed patterns of seeking stability through alliances with authoritarian rulers.

Fannie Mae's 10-year bonds now yield 1.81 percentage points more than equivalent Treasuries, three times as big a spread as when the government put it and Freddie Mac into conservatorship in September.

Mr. Sharif, reviled as a corrupt plunderer of the public treasury at the time of the October 1999 coup, had begun to win back some sympathy as his time in prison lengthened -- and might have resurrected his political career had he stayed on to fight for democracy from his cell, politicians and analysts here say.

#AskTheLeaders #EdMiliband presenting his role as economic advisor to the treasury, at the time of #Labour's mismanagement of the economy, as a positive!

He will need to figure out how to replenish the government's fast-dwindling treasury at a time when the economy has contracted more than 6 percent and unemployment has reached 22 percent.

This is how a former top banker in treasury described his time in a bank that failed: "Risk produces profits, profits lead to a higher share price, and executive pay was linked to that.