(1) The Treasury borrowed ￡40 billion, just to stay afloat.

(2) The Treasury has decided to raise interest rates as a pre-emptive measure against inflation.

(3) America's treasury secretary identified the most heavily indebted countries.

(4) The treasurer diverted funds from the factory's treasury.

(5) The Treasury was opposed in principle to the proposals.

(6) He diverted funds from the company's treasury.

(7) It's the Treasury that effectively holds the reins.

(8) In addition[sentencedict .com], interest on Treasury issues isn'tsubject to state and local income taxes.

(9) There was a note of caution for the Treasury in the figures.

(10) The Treasury Department plans to remove older coins from circulation and replace them with new ones.

(11) The insurance company will take warehouse stocks or treasury bonds as surety.

(12) The Treasury has still not decided where the cuts will fall.

(13) The Treasury Secretary has stuck to his mantra that 'a strong dollar is in America's interest'.

(14) Among the speakers at the gathering was Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady.

(15) The Treasury is the part of the government which collects and pays out the government money.

(16) The Treasury has now agreed to ring-fence the money to ensure that it goes directly towards helping elderly people.

(17) Two-and five-year Treasury notes are issued monthly.

(18) The Treasury had run up a huge deficit.

(19) As usual, the Treasury misses the point entirely.

(20) No department can spend money without Treasury approval.

(21) The Treasury publishes technical guidance on investment appraisal.

(22) Not so, the Treasury still insists.

(23) Falling Treasury bond yields also boosted stocks.

(24) The paramount duty of Congress is to stop deficiencies by the restoration of that protective legislation which has always been the firmst prop of the Treasury. 

(25) Theoretically he had control over more than $400 million in US accounts. But, in fact, it was the US Treasury and State Department who controlled those accounts.

(26) The government is trying to whitewash the incompetence of the Treasury officials.

(27) She faces charges of helping to plunder her country's treasury of billions of dollars.

(28) The project cannot go ahead without the imprimatur of the Treasury.

(29) The authorities believe there is a mole at the Treasury.

(30) The President has made Lloyd Bentsen his Secretary of the Treasury.

(1) The Treasury borrowed ￡40 billion, just to stay afloat.

(2) The Treasury has decided to raise interest rates as a pre-emptive measure against inflation.

(3) Theoretically he had control over more than $400 million in US accounts. But, in fact, it was the US Treasury and State Department who controlled those accounts.

(4) The government is trying to whitewash the incompetence of the Treasury officials.

(5) The Treasury was opposed in principle to the proposals.

(31) The Leeds has a full treasury dealing room.

(32) By eliminating this technique to raise cash without realizing a capital gain, the Treasury proposes to force investors to pay up.

(33) They can do whatever they like provided that it is what the Treasury has already agreed.

(34) Treasury chiefs are furious at the move that more than wipes out the benefits of the scrapping of the car sales tax.

(35) But the Treasury issued a counter-statement saying that nothing improper had been asked of civil servants by ministers.

(36) The rosy outlook for equity prices over the near-term meshes with my bullish forecast for 30-year Treasury bonds.

(37) The Treasury has stuck to its earlier forecast of a ￡15 billion current-account deficit this year.

(38) The most popular activities include fund management, asset financing,[] captive insurance and treasury management.

(39) The Bank is a major player in the sterling money market, buying and selling Treasury bills on a daily basis.

(40) Nicholas is a veritable treasury of relics and medieval art.

(41) When the federal government runs a deficit, it borrows the extra money by selling more Treasury bonds to the public.

(42) Calculate the issue price of a 91-day Treasury bill with a par value of 10,000 and a discount rate of 9 percent.

(43) Some of the tax cuts will be retroactive(), allowing the Treasury Department to begin sending checks to taxpayers later this summer.

(44) To be sure, bonds continued to benefit from a two-day rally in the U. S. Treasury market.

(45) The comptroller's scrutiny of items of expenditure helped promote Treasury and parliamentary control of public expenditure.

(46) Why would you expect the yield on treasury bills normally to be rather lower than on government bonds? 2.

(47) Sir Patrick made a special arrangement with the Treasury whereby additional funds would be made available to meet the cost.

(48) These are articulated, in particular, through finance and economic affairs departments - in the United Kingdom, the Treasury.

(49) The political negotiations between a minister and the Treasury ministers will be matched by much more elaborate negotiations between civil servants.

(50) In Britain for the foreseeable future the ultimate purchaser of 80% or more of health care will continue to be the Treasury.

(51) And how is it possible that, to all appearances, neither the Treasury nor its chief secretary knew about it?

(52) For example, Treasury 10.5% 1999 at present commands a price of ￡104 15/16 to give a gross redemption yield of 10.01%.

(53) The Treasury, however, conspicuously failed to bring a bottle to this party.

(54) As we saw with the Treasury, organisational culture will impact on budgetary behaviour.

(55) Only then would the true drain on the Treasury begin.

(56) It is invested in Treasury securities with a guaranteed monthly rate.

(57) The rate of return on short-term Treasury bills is highly responsive to inflation.

(58) The Treasury saw financial control as being concerned with sound finance and above party politics.

(59) Treasury lawyers, led by general counsel Edward Knight, are reviewing the options.

(60) Lower wage settlements, claimed the Treasury and the Department of Employment, would help to price people back into jobs.

(61) Both those obstacles had been foreseen by the anti-Keynesians at the Treasury thirty years before.

(62) For the Treasury this presented a golden opportunity to recover its traditional dominance which it had lost during the war.

(63) As yet nobody knows, but I am no less optimistic now than I was in those heady days at Treasury.

(64) When college is two to three years away, put additional money into certificates of deposit or Treasury bills for safety.

(65) Investors holding ninety-day Treasury bills experience very small changes in the value of those bills as interest rates fluctuate.

(66) Banks fell as benchmark 30-year Treasury bond yields climbed to 6. 17 percent from 6. 04 percent Monday.

(66) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

(67) Will the Treasury provide guarantees of losses over the life of a franchise on, for example, rural or commuter routes?

(68) The Treasury gave permission in 1971 for work to commence and the building operation started in the autumn.

(69) Since February, the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond has risen to nearly 7 percent from less than 6 percent.

(70) A Chancellor of the Exchequer who had failed to prevent thieves penetrating his treasury was summarily beaten to death.

(71) His years as Minister at the Treasury should help him in negotiating effective deals.

(72) Treasury 8.75% 1997 at ￡97 1/8 to yield 9.48% to redemption is one of the few medium dated gilts still below par.

(73) Bills of exchange: Treasury, local authority and certain commercial bills. Government bonds with less than a year to maturity.

(74) Financial stocks dropped on concern that Treasury bonds yields are headed up, squeezing banks profit margins.

(75) Also in the crypt is the Duomo treasury, a pay-to-enter collection that is closed for a long period at lunch.

(76) Then Stephen Byers, the schools minister, was moved to the Treasury.

(77) To show contrition for failures to provide price lists to consumers, offenders would volunteer payments to the Treasury.

(78) As noted in chapter 4, this has not transpired; instead the Treasury plays the dominant role in budget provision.

(79) Debt made the municipality depend more and more on the central government and its treasury.

(80) Before the Treasury was rehoused at the end of Whitehall its junior clerks were scratching here at their ledgers.

(81) In the Treasury market, Washington budget wranglings took a back seat to empty desks as prices barely budged.

(82) Treasury sources said that the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, believes child poverty is one of the most serious problems affecting Britain.

(83) There are also a number of gold and silver pieces from the cathedral treasury.

(84) The Treasury were very, very skilled chaps in more or less stopping you doing anything.

(85) The yield was 106 basis points above the 10 - year Treasury note, down 4 basis points from yesterday.

(86) The general impression has been that major capital schemes not requiring Treasury approval have been poorly appraised.

(87) Treasury yield drops However, the rally in U. S. Treasuries ground to a halt.

(88) Having addressed themselves to the army and the treasury, the authorities turned to the Orthodox Church.

(89) For our purpose it is important to note that it merely threatened to dent the Treasury ascendancy over economic policy-making.

(90) In 1793 the government gave permission to convert entailed property into treasury bonds.

(91) Police chiefs were asked to return to the drawing board after the Treasury rejected their bid for more than ￡200m.

(92) Financial stocks dropped on concern that Treasury bonds yields are headed higher, crimping banks and other lenders' profit margins.

(93) What he actually offered was a vigorous defence of the mixed economy with a passing assault on Treasury investment rules.

(94) As Secretary of the Treasury you planted the seeds for the most far-reaching tax reform in our history.

(95) The Treasury makes ￡36 billion every year out of road users, most of it through fuel taxes.

(96) Yet continuity of basic policy is virtually guaranteed by the retention of Norman Lamont at the Treasury.

(97) To his great credit,[/treasury.html] Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin is opposed.

(98) While rates on Treasury securities plunged last year, the Federal Reserve resisted calls for large cuts in the rates it controls.

(99) For every tonne of waste dumped in a landfill site, the Treasury demands ￡1 1.

(100) The 10-year Treasury note recently yielded 5. 54 percent, down from 5. 77 percent a week ago.

(101) The Treasury will develop a system of control that temporarily contains the pressures: the spending departments will adapt.

(102) Yields on government treasury bills are falling amid expectations of a second rate cut within three months, he said.

(103) Net long positions include holdings in the futures, forward and when-issued markets for Treasury securities being offered.

(104) Treasury Secretary John B.. Connally was backing his appointment as a highly regarded tax professional.

(105) Even after allowing for inflation, they should have made 16.1 per cent from holding Treasury bonds.

(106) This role he discharged with great success and it was probably the most notable feature of his time as Treasury Solicitor.

(107) In a room deep inside the Treasury, mandarins have costed a menu of measures on a large blackboard.

(108) Definition: A Treasury Bill is an instrument of short-term borrowing by the government, normally having a life of ninety-one days.

(109) The former Treasury mandarin, Lord Burns, was named chairman of the national lottery commission.

(110) Firms within enterprise zones would not pay rates for ten years, local government being reimbursed for lost revenue by the Treasury.

(111) In those circumstances, is not Treasury pressure to sell off the spare land on the site a national disgrace?

(112) There was Treasury alarm at mounting financial commitments and Silkin received no consistent enthusiasm from his colleagues for his proposals.

(113) They borrow short-term funds and use these funds to purchase higher yielding assets, such as Treasury Bills and commercial bills.

(114) The use of some Keynesian terms by Treasury officials does not imply the acceptance of Keynes's precepts.

(115) Keynesian ideas were predominant in the Treasury as well as among academic economists.

(116) They refused to give exact details of which chairmen will be going into the Treasury and when.

(117) Support for pensions revived after the war but met invincible Treasury and Cabinet opposition on grounds of cost.

(118) He knows the Treasury does not allow departments to earmark tax revenues.

(119) Naval officers received no help from the Treasury for their outfits, though they were given a small tax allowance.

(120) All that money diverted from the city treasury predictably left Neza near bankruptcy.

(121) The Treasury postpones a key sale of notes, citing Congressional inaction on lifting the debt limit.

(122) After two hours, he went back to the Treasury and wrote his resignation letter.

(123) But all these ideas mean a huge loss of revenue to the Treasury, in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

(124) However, you should notice, from column 5, that retail banks hold comparatively large quantities of treasury and commercial bills.

(125) The Treasury, where two ministers were election casualties, receives an infusion of new blood.

(126) The Treasury said inflationary expectations had improved and that downward pressure on inflation continued.

(127) Thus, pump-priming has turned into a bottomless pit for the Treasury,[] in spite of the reinvestment of large receipts from land sales.

(128) The yield was 101 basis points more than the 10 - year Treasury note, down 3 basis points from yesterday.

(129) During the same period, one-year Treasury bills produced an average annual return of 7. 5 percent.

(130) Until Friday, such complaints appeared to fall on deaf ears at the Treasury.

(131) The group also included Treasury ministers, who might be expected to support a change to private insurance if anyone would.

(132) As the volume of Treasury bills declined in the 1970s the discount houses facilitated the rapid growth in the commercial bill market.

(133) The lack of enthusiasm for social expenditure in the Treasury produced a remarkable lack of foresight in such matters.

(134) The proceeds from the newly issued bonds were generally invested by investment bankers in U. S. Treasury securities and placed in escrow.

(135) By the year 2000(), the targeted tax credit would cost the treasury an estimated $ 383 million.

(136) They could be of further use if Treasury chiefs are sent packing.

(137) The Treasury felt strongly that changes in taxation for purposes of stabilising employment would immediately become a political football.

(138) He strongly advocated the greater efficiency derived from the concentration of Government Offices in the Whitehall area, close to the Treasury.

(139) This was not fully comprehended by everyone at the time, although Macmillan and the Treasury recognized it.

(140) The Treasury was prepared to accept this provided there was no commitment to immediate action.

(141) The Prudential has recently called for greater disclosure of treasury matters by listed companies.

(142) Instead, Vinik began moving money into Treasury securities, according to a report released by Fidelity Investments.

(143) No spending proposals may be developed by a department from the earliest stages without consultation with the Treasury. 4.

(144) It is time to introduce the Treasury to the delights of off-balance-sheet financing.

(145) Moving on, Doumer increased his revenues by funneling customs duties and direct taxes into his central treasury.

(146) Treasury officials are trying to orchestrate a sharp decline in the dollar.

(147) On that same day, the Treasury Department will run out of money to pay off the national debt.

(148) The ground itself is not as harsh as the words I felt beneath me for that one curious moment at the Treasury.

(149) Still, Treasury prices ended well above their lows and yields remained below 6 %.

(150) As the crisis deepened, Bridges was in his last weeks as Permanent Secretary to the Treasury.

(151) He said the Treasury is trying to achieve its ends in the least burdensome way possible.

(152) Treasury and other government agencies reduce education into commercial language to understand it.

(153) The U. S. Treasury loses an estimated $ 130 billion each year because of citizens who underpay or file no return.

(154) Yields on benchmark 30-year Treasury bonds dropped to 6. 06 percent from 6. 15 percent on Friday.

(155) The U. S. Treasury delayed until tomorrow its auction of $ 28 billion in bills as federal offices closed.

(156) Certainly, the Treasury was to be a major battle ground between contending philosophies.

(156) try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(157) The result is that the entire cost will be paid out of general Treasury funds, rather than by Medicare recipients.

(158) Instead, they fell sharply. In August the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond was close to 7 %.

(159) A Treasury spokesman said there was no need to hold a press conference with every rate change.

(160) Does this make the Treasury bill unsaleable, and therefore have to be held to maturity by the current holder?

(161) The Treasury now enjoyed the advantage of a strong Chancellor, respected throughout Whitehall as Wood had not been.

(162) That happened once 10 years ago when the 30-year Treasury bond returned 34 % in 1985 and nearly 26 % in 1986.

(163) He was also looking for ways to satisfy the recurrent Treasury demands for economy.

(164) Worse, a spokesman for the Treasury implies this is a frequent occurrence.

(165) An agreement is expected to send bond yields lower by curbing the supply of securities the Treasury sells to finance annual deficits.

(166) This creates room for new borrowing under the debt limit and allows the Treasury to sell fresh securities and raise needed cash.

(167) This is measured by the total monthly spread between government debt and treasury bills. 3.

(168) Since then he has been an active backbencher,() chairing the influential Treasury and Civil Service select committee.

(169) However, his appointment would leave the Treasury without a strong connection to the financial markets.

(170) The benchmark 30-year Treasury bond dropped by nearly a full point just minutes after news of the budget problems reached traders.

(171) Treasury bonds for March delivery dropped 7 / 32 to 120 1 / 8.

(172) This year the Treasury rumour mill has been working overtime.

(173) The application manages financial instruments, including treasury bills, short-, medium- and long-term loans and interest rate hedges.

(174) The ethical basis for extending effective property rights in the public treasury to officials is overlooked in the Niskanen-type thesis.

(175) Five were arrested on a charge of trying to block an entrance to the Treasury Building.

(176) Action against the trusts alone is expected to net the Treasury ￡ 500m.

(177) Dealer financing rate for overnight sale and repurchase of Treasury securities.

(178) Lower prices for Treasury bonds helped put a damper on stock prices, traders said.

(179) Of all the federal departments, Treasury is not one where we have learned to find the liberal wing of our presidencies.

(180) He must now win a battle with the Treasury for funding to enable councils to implement the plan.

(181) Again, these can not be holding companies, but may carry out financing, factoring, treasury management and similar activities.

(182) This weakened the Section's influence at a crucial time and correspondingly strengthened the hand of the Treasury.

(183) A new expenditure division in the Treasury was created to co-ordinate and develop these forecasts.

(184) Treasury sums said the rebate would be worth ￡4m, but would cost more to fix.

(185) Spreads between corporate junk bonds and Treasury bonds have risen to their widest since the recession of 1990-91.

(186) They make a good double act in the Treasury team, where she is shadow Chief Secretary.

(187) Treasury officials expect the securities to have wide appeal to investors, including individuals, pension funds and insurance companies.

(188) It would be collected by the seller and administered by states or the Treasury Department.

(189) The council says the withholding of poll tax payments and industrial action by treasury staff have made it difficult to collect money.

(190) There is not so much ready cash in my treasury.

(191) The residual stakes would eventually be placed in a new public company 51 percent owned by the Treasury.

(192) Local authorities have presented the Treasury with a particular problem from the outset.

(193) Why couldn't you break the power of the Treasury and get your beloved Department of Economic Affairs to take off?

(194) He appears to have been capped by the Treasury and to have lost the battle.

(195) Ministers proved reluctant to side with the Treasury in an attack on other ministers' programmes.

(196) Will the Treasury guarantee the long term investment programme and not require an eight percent return from Railtrack on such investment?

(197) The resignations followed a series of admissions by Salomon of a string of illegal trade and rigged bids for Treasury securities.

(198) Those who sit on the Treasury Bench make claims about average net income increases.

(199) Wagers of chocolate biscuits were signed before the event: - would the Treasury beat the Felcourt girls?

(200) Even now, visitors crossing the hallowed threshold of the Treasury are met by an individual wearing a name badge.

(201) Treasury does, however, recognise a social dimension to education and recommends government intervention to help the disadvantaged.

(202) Treasury bills are default-free, and high-quality commercial paper carries a minuscule default risk.

(203) The substantial sums which back the successful bids will be pocketed by the Treasury.

(204) After occupying junior ministerial office from his first year in Parliament, he became Economic Secretary to the Treasury in 1955.

(205) First, it will clarify and consolidate existing knowledge about the role of the Treasury in public policy-making.

(206) Since 1975 the Treasury has been working to lengthen the average maturity of the debt, and with good reason.

(207) But the Treasury warned that it was too early to predict whether the unemployment rate had peaked.

(208) The Treasury is required to invest assets of those trust funds in government securities, which count against the debt limit.

(209) Party chairman Chris Patten, who repeatedly urged caution, was not to know that Treasury forecasts of recovery were baseless.

(210) Given the numbers of the disadvantaged, critics of Treasury ridicule the whole proposal.

(211) Since the Treasury bond scandal, Mr Erardi says, Salomon has tried to change its entire corporate culture.

(212) On day 91 the Treasury bill is said to mature - the original purchaser is lending money to the government.

(213) Despite losses in the Treasury market, junk bond prices maintained a 1 / 4-point gain(sentence dictionary), traders said.

(214) Last year, a sharp drop in interest rates boosted the value of a 30-year Treasury bond by more than 30 percent.

(215) His tone poems are a treasury of orchestral discoveries.

(216) One was of Secretary of the Treasury Hamilton.

(217) During Washington's administration the Departments of State, Treasury and War were formed.

(218) The Treasury had been blaming the pound's weakness on the backwash from the falling dollar.

(219) The detection of libels was entrusted to the Solicitor to the Treasury.

(220) The treasury of the baseball club is as empty as ever.

(221) Our other white knight was G. William Miller , secretary of the treasury.

(222) Treasury bonds have maturities that extend out as far as 25 years or more.

(223) The Treasury has long been predicting an upturn in consumer spending.