Sentences with phrase «treasury coffers»

But if housing prices cooperate, the move might actually bring money into Treasury coffers.

Subsequently (after the next general election) it will be used to take enormous amounts of British taxpayers hard - earned money in order to replenish the seriously depleting Treasury coffers.

Mr Hammond now wants to target contractors - including IT workers and management consultants - to fill a growing black hole in Treasury coffers.

Mr. Hollobone: Council tenants in the borough of Kettering pay # 12 million a year in council rent, # 3 million of which goes into the Treasury coffers and is not reinvested in council housing in Kettering.

«Take - up has slowed almost to a crawl with an incredible # 2 billion a year left unclaimed, which is equivalent to a tax windfall to Treasury coffers of # 5.5 million each and every day.»

Not exact matches

China's coffers are filled to the ceilings with US Treasuries just as America's retail shelves are overstocked with Chinese goods.

Congress appropriated a $ 4.9 billion recovery loan rather than a grant for Puerto Rico in October, but FEMA and the Treasury Department said in January that the territory may not even get that money because the local government still has cash in its coffers.

The 2012 changes, referred to as the «Net Worth Sweep,» demanded terms that forced the GSEs to «sweep» any future profits directly into Treasury's coffers in perpetuity.

The treasury was in the inner part of the temple, and the coffers placed around the room were shaped like trumpets, each with a different purpose for contribution.

That effectively ignored the problem of falling revenues for the Treasury's coffers caused by a combination of stunted wage growth, lower than expected property transactions and lower interest rates.

Malpass, a former Bear Stearns economist who worked in the Reagan administration's Treasury Department, added $ 1.7 million to his coffers in the most recent filing period, which ended June 30.

Defence secretary Liam Fox faces being forced to make sweeping cuts to conventional forces after the Treasury repeated its refusal to pay for Britain's nuclear deterrent from its own coffers.

«Workers won't be paying more into the pension schemes, they will be paying more into the Treasury's coffers.

Less economic growth means the government's borrowing requirement is higher than expected, so the Treasury's coffers face a much tighter squeeze than the chancellor had hoped for.

All those billions of pounds, sloshing around inside the Treasury's swollen coffers, ready to be distributed hither and thither.

The proposed huge increase in contributions will go straight into the coffers of the Treasury to pay off the deficit caused by the finance sector.

And if the city council or the mayor do come to the aid of an industry that has put not only tens of thousands into their campaign coffers, but many millions into the city's treasury via medallion sales, don't expect the ride - sharing apps to go quietly into the night.

The government is just doing enough to keep the overall contribution from the banks to the Treasury's coffers at # 2.5 billion a year; a politically motivated amount, purely driven by oneupmanship against the # 2.3 billion the banks paid up under the last government.

The aviation sector will see passenger duty frozen, but travellers using corporate jets may have to begin paying tax as part of a bid to make the rich contribute more to the Treasury's coffers.

APs padded the coffers of corporate investment - grade debt ETFs (+ $ 1.2 billion net) and government - Treasury ETFs (+ $ 1.2 billion net) but were net redeemers of corporate high - yield ETFs -LRB-- $ 2.0 billion).

APs padded the coffers of corporate investment - grade debt ETFs (+ $ 2.7 billion net) and government - Treasury ETFs (+ $ 1.9 billion net).

APs padded the coffers of government - Treasury ETFs (+ $ 823 million) and corporate high - yield ETFs (+ $ 475 million).

More than a year earlier, when losses at the two companies were forecast far into the future, the government moved to sweep any possible future Fannie and Freddie profits into Treasury's coffers.