Sentence examples for write off money from inspiring English sources

It said a department that wants to write off money has to clear it with the Treasury.

And unlike its bigger competitors, Porsche cannot afford to write off money-losing vehicles as promotional expenses.

Microsoft has already written off making money on Windows on low-end hardware and is setting itself up for a post-Windows future around devices and services under Satya Nadella's leadership.

"There is no need to write off any money".

It's been 22 years since Wall Street made it briefly fashionable to slick your hair back with a gallon of Brylcreem, so it would be easy to write off Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps as a tardy cash-in from a director (Oliver Stone) and a star (Michael Douglas) who are nothing like the sound investments they used to be.

Neil Blake, senior economic adviser to the club, said: "Although 1.9% doesn't sound big, this will be the highest annual rate of write-offs since the mid-90s, and the more loans banks have to write off the less money they will have to lend.

The subsequent reckoning has forced major banks to write off vast sums of money.

Networks in the US regularly write off huge sums of money by cancelling a show during its opening season; here, the failure of a high-profile launch brings headlines implying crisis at the network.

A surprising number of them invested heavily in venture capital during the tech boom, and after initially trumpeting stellar returns have now had to write off most of the money.Derivatives allow their users both to shed risks and to take bigger risks.

Behind closed doors at a meeting in Paris last week of a small group of senior policy makers, Wolfgang Schäuble indicated that Berlin could eventually agree to write off some of the money it has lent to Greece, helping the country to make its debt sustainable.

Glamorgan asked creditors to write off 70% of the money and interest owing and agree to a restructuring of the remaining 30%.