The federal department that collects revenue and administers federal finances; the Treasury Department was created in 1789.
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Examples for "exchequer"
Examples for "exchequer"
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The exchequer's need for cash has exploded because of the Covid-19 crisis.
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However, there are some trends of note in the latest exchequer returns.
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In a time when exchequer revenues are outstripped by expenditure, needs must.
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Twenty minutes later Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the exchequer, called back.
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The chancellor of the exchequer made an unusually happy speech in reply.
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Typically, the treasury department prefers to issue new sanctions during business hours.
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The treasury spokesman said the fiscal targets for the year remained unchanged.
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The assembly of the people voted him the money in the treasury.
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The natural treasury of the country is an object of especial interest.
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Jesus said this in the treasury as He taught in the temple.
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Revenue was up 10 per cent, reflecting higher markets and treasury income.
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It came as no surprise that the state treasury applauded the strategy.
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The Other operations segment consists of investment, management services and treasury services.
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It is very poor; you must be the treasury of the Kingdom.
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Labor's treasury spokesman Jim Chalmers said many companies remained confused about eligibility.
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Dliso wants national treasury's Anti-Corruption Task Team to probe this irregular expenditure.
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The wealth of Asia was borne in regular currents to his treasury.
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Its business is categorized into business banking, consumer, treasury, and others segments.
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In the mean time, the private treasury of the queen was empty.
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The treasury and general office of the institution were established at Munich.
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The Company operates through three segments: consumer banking, corporate banking and treasury.
