Examples of using Exchequer in English and their translations into German
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Blessed Exchequer, forgive us.
Nigel LAWSON Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Ms Angela EAGLE Exchequer Secretary.
The Exchequer- a little bit different, cocktails, slightly quieter.
Financial resources The Scheme was financed from the Exchequer up until the end of 1981.
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Financial resources Exchequer funding and European Social Fund grant.
The receipt of the Taganrog Town council(with the exchequer press) for 1891r.
Nottingham's exchequer, our community chest.
First would be that the Kingdom of Forgotten Sound's exchequer had been robbed.
The cost, not only to the Exchequer and to the European Union, but the real cost of the loss of these animals, is enormous.
The very considerable wealth of these houses would thus be transferred to Your Majesty's exchequer.
This is also draining the state exchequer heavily to the tune of $25 billions a year.
Mine 4 Ever Mine 4 Ever, the game butit is endless you must find mines hidden in the Exchequer….
The palatinate courts of Great Sessions and Exchequer survived until the reforms of 1830.
The Exchequer will receive less tax revenue, not more, and economic damage will be done to local communities.
The family had another residence at Old Calder which, according to the Exchequer accounts, was last repaired in 1398.
Blessed Exchequer, whose greed is eternal, allow this humble bribe to open your ears and hear this plea from your most devout debtor.
The title of Earl of Dunbar was resurrected in 1605 was for George Home, 1st Lord Hume of Berwick,Chancellor of the Exchequer, and"his heirs male.
Exchequer advances are still a significant source, even though ICC has not in recent times received advances from the Exchequer for general purposes.
Through growing corporate tax exemptions and tax reduction in corporate and income taxes,big businesses are grabbing huge sums from public exchequer.
The main features are:- the targets for the Current Budget Deficit(CBD) and Exchequer Borrowing Requirement(EBR) arc 7.4% and 11.8% of GNP respectively; the outturns for 1985 were 8.9% and 12,9%;
One of the positive characteristics of the Netherlands programme, as I have said before,is the special attention it gives to the impact of the ageing of the population on the exchequer over the coming years.
Supported by its army and its budget,the autocratic government made the European Stock Exchange its exchequer, and the Russian taxpayer thus became a hopeless tributary of this European Stock Exchange.
Dowdeswell was made Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1765 under the Marquess of Rockingham, and his short tenure of this position appears to have been a successful one, he being in Lecky's words a good financier, but nothing more.
In 1988, therefore, budgetary policy must continue to be restrictive:it would be appropriate to achieve another staged reduction in the Exchequer borrowing requirement of at least 1.5 percentage points of GDP from the expected out turn for this year.
Strong showed that the standard has become necessary following the entry into force, in respect of VAT, the new Community rules on the territorial nature of the serviceswhich in fact are creating a new category of operators physiologically claim on the exchequer.
Political career==In 1780 Camden was elected Member of Parliament for Bath andobtained the position of Teller of the Exchequer the same year, a lucrative office which he kept until his death, although after 1812 he refused to receive the large income arising from it.
As regards the situation in Ireland I understand that in order to assist the work of the Consumers' Association the Irish Government has this year,for the first time in 20 years, provided direct exchequer subvention to the Association.
He was one of 35signatories to an open letter calling on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, to press ahead with the coalition government's plans to reduce the public finance deficit in one term in the face of opposition.
Given the present monetary policy of the British Government, however,it is clear that the UK exchequer will not be volunteering to exceed its mandatory 10% contribution, and therefore in reality this is a proposal under which the beneficiary will in fact have to contribute 40% of the cost involved.