Sentences with phrase «years of financial troubles»

A typical take on the game is the one by Jeremy Wilson in The Telegraph in which he claims that the Gunners really are starting to put the years of financial troubles behind and becoming a team capable of winning the Premier League title again.

The Corcoran is cherished by many but has had years of financial trouble.

Not exact matches

Troubled Perth company Macmahon Holdings has flagged an impairment of up to $ 125 million in its full - year financial result after losing contracts with some of its biggest clients during the past six months, including Fortescue Metals Group.

He said the company failed to properly pay his taxes on his behalf, made unauthorised loans, and overpaid for «security and other services,» costing him «tens of millions of dollars» and leading to financial trouble, of which he claims to have only become aware of in March of last year.

Citi blames the discount on a series of scandals in recent years — from Enron and Worldcom to last year's «knuckleheaded» bond trade that got it into trouble with European financial regulators.

Like many carriers, both China Eastern and Shanghai Airlines reported losses last year and were already facing troubles before the worst repercussions of the global financial crisis hit China's economy.

Now that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has indicated the central bank will likely begin to taper its quantitative easing later this year, the financial markets - and economy - are in big trouble, says Michael Pento, president of Pento Portfolio Strategies.

Thirteen - year old Guled Adan Abdi has not been able to go to school consistently because of his family's financial troubles, but he has become an inventor in his spare time.

The last several years have certainly been hard as I have experienced the loss of friends, marriage struggles, depression, financial trouble, and so on.

According to the 25 - year - old Marseille are in the midst of some financial trouble, which could mean that some players will need to take a wage cut.

The loans came despite years of reported financial troubles for Howe and his wife.

The financial improprieties were only one of a long string of misjudgments and crises, which included the hiring of a 26 - year - old insurance salesman with no college degree or education experience to establish a school for troubled teenagers; the withdrawal of a $ 14.5 million National Science Foundation grant; and the late opening of schools due to fire - code violations.

The extension of Prop 30, known as «The Invest in California's Children Act,» would not save the district from its financial troubles, according to the panel's report, but «will only help keep a bad situation from becoming a catastrophe in three - to - five years.»

While a record number of charter schools have opened this year, 150 were shuttered for either low enrollment, financial troubles or weak academic performance, according to NAPCS.

The Chicago Teachers Union said Wednesday that it's not likely to strike before the end of the school year, choosing instead to continue to press state and local lawmakers to provide a financial lifeline to the city's troubled schools.

The state government has authorized a number of charter schools against the wishes of local communities in recent years, some of which have run into financial and legal trouble, like Tri-Valley and Celerity.

In recent years, under the watch of a state receiver tasked with helping preventing OUSD from experiencing financial trouble, OUSD had achieved the highest credit ratings and saved taxpayers millions.

The UK arm of the company that was facing financial and legal trouble a couple of years ago was thought to have been saved by the purchase of RD by Better Capital over two years ago.

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Unfortunately, for many baby boomers, the picture perfect image of retirement is clouded with burdening financial troubles that cast a shadow on the years ahead.

Of course, the Credit CARD Act passed last year provides some protection against these practices, but even the fact that the issue has come up in recent years offers a troubling look at the state of financial privacy in our societOf course, the Credit CARD Act passed last year provides some protection against these practices, but even the fact that the issue has come up in recent years offers a troubling look at the state of financial privacy in our societof financial privacy in our society.

Many people have found themselves in serious financial trouble after the years of recession brought unemployment, often home repossession and limited opportunity of new employment.

Quick cash payday loan lenders realize that there are many reasons that someone might have had financial troubles at some point in recent years, and that doesn't necessarily indicate that they aren't deserving of the opportunity to borrow money now when they're having a cash crunch.

Based on my experience as a certified credit counselor and questions I get from Money Counselor readers, I know that an unexpected emergency is one of the top reasons people get themselves into financial trouble so serious that years of struggle may follow or the money shock might eventually snowball into bankruptcy.

And often if you're in financial trouble, you can see it coming, so one of the first things you do is stop contributing to your RRSP, so it's pretty common by the time you get to the bankruptcy that you haven't been contributing for the last year anyways.

Ten years after the onset of financial troubles, the view of policy makers and investors has changed.

Troubling findings from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada show that a growing number of consumers are purchasing bigger vehicles with larger extended auto loans exceeding the standard five years.

Your score is a snapshot of your credit report, giving creditors instant clues about how you pay your bills, how you've handled credit over the years and even whether financial troubles have led you into the courts.

For Bank of America, which this year bought Countrywide Financial, the troubled mortgage lender, the purchase of Merrill puts it at the pinnacle of American finance, making it the biggest brokerage house and consumer banking franchise.

This is a university town with thousands of students each year, but this graffiti relates to social comment on the severe financial troubles Greece suffered from a few years ago.

A year on and an almighty world financial crisis later what better artist to reflect our troubled times than fellow USA art powerhouse Paul Mccarthy author of some of the most disquieting images of any era.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has been investigating how the school got into the financial trouble that spurred its decision to start charging tuition after more than 100 years of being free.

By voting to support the LPP for at least another few years (and strengthening its sustainability by spreading the financial cost of the program more equitably across the profession), the law society's Benchers can start a brand - new narrative: of a governing body that's willing to show courage and vision in the face of challenging early returns, that won't abandon ship at the first sign of trouble ahead.

Krause, a former BMW executive, was brought in to help rescue the company earlier this year as it struggled to recover from the fallout of the major financial troubles plaguing its main investor, former LeEco CEO Jia Yueting.

News of Krause's new company broke late last year as Faraday Future's financial troubles appeared to be coming to a head.

That totals more than 40 percent of Planned Parenthood's total $ 1.3 billion in revenue for the year, which suggests that the organization would be in some heavy financial trouble without that public funding.

5) Think about something that you and your partner have had trouble coming to terms with in the past year — like speaking civilly to each other when either of you is angry; or perhaps, discussing a conflict in your financial situation.

An inventory of life events was administered during the 1985 - 1986 maternal and offspring interviews to assess life events that the youths had experienced during the past 2 years: death of a loved one, failure to achieve an important goal, high risk of being fired or laid off from one's job, parental separation or divorce, the end of a romantic relationship or rejection by a romantic partner, serious injury or illness, serious fights with family members, serious financial problems, serious problems at school or work, trouble with the law, and having experienced a crime or an assault.

You'll also learn: More sex doesn't necessarily improve a marriage Frequent arguing will not lead to divorce Financial problems do not always spell trouble in a relationship Wives who make sour facial expressions when their husbands talk are likely to be separated within four years There is a reason husbands withdraw from arguments - and there's a way around it Dr. Gottman tells you how to recognize attitudes that doom a marriage - contempt, criticism, defensiveness, and stonewalling - and provides practical exercises, quizzes, tips, and techniques that will help you understand and make the most of your relationship.

We've had a lot of financial troubles over the years; loss of physical health, job and bankruptcy.

Big Ang and Neil's troubles began a couple of years ago with the construction of a house that brought out deep - seeded financial problems as well as issues of trust.

The index was based on a series of measures describing aspects of family functioning covering the following: young maternal age at first pregnancy (< 17 years) or at birth of the study child (< 20 years); housing (eg, inadequacy: crowding index or periods of homelessness); financial difficulties; problematic partner relationship; maternal affective disorder (depression, anxiety, suicidality); substance abuse (drugs or alcohol); or involvement in crime (ie, in trouble with police or convictions).

While Wall Street will likely continue to be out of commission next year, commercial banks could eventually start lending again, once the money made available through the $ 700 billion Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) works its way through the financial system.

Centro, which ran into major financial trouble last year because of the huge amount of debt it took on to fund its $ 6.2 billion acquisition of New York - based REIT New Plan, owes its Australian lending group approximately $ 2.1 billion and its U.S. - based creditors $ 450 million.