Sentence examples for whose finance from inspiring English sources

The Group of 7, whose finance ministers typically gather four times a year, is made up of the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Canada.

Analysts believe Global will find some of GCap's longer-term shareholders such as DMGT - whose finance director Peter Williams sits on the GCap board - tough to dislodge.

These struggles have again made Greece an urgent matter for the 17-nation euro zone, whose finance ministers are to meet on Monday to discuss Greece and the debt crisis that has defied Europe's yearlong efforts to contain it.

Meanwhile, G.E. — whose finance arm is selling the apartment properties — has been looking to slim down its real estate holdings, as part of an overall effort to reduce its size and riskiness.

The fund announced the new lending capacity in a joint statement with the Group of 20 nations, whose finance ministers and central bankers also met in Washington on Friday.

But Labour strategists are wary of their party being seen as just a rubber stamp, and will find it hard to join a government whose finance minister, Binyamin ("Bibi") Netanyahu, happens to be pursuing draconian free-market policies.

Draw Something has charted a turnaround for OMGPop, whose finances were flailing.

She also pointed to families whose finances were heavily affected by the recession.

But it did not exempt "discretionary" programs, whose financing Congress determines in its annual appropriations process.

The cost of funding then switches to local councils, whose finances are under huge pressure.

Both have a character whose finances are a point of contention.