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Over the past few decades, Americans have waged political war as if all that matters is the amount of money going into federal coffers.

Nowadays it is only a slight exaggeration to say that the more cash that investors see in a firm's coffers, the happier they are.

"We did not know where our coffers were, but now we do, " he said, referring to oil and gas.

Its spending continues to grow, but the short-term boost to its coffers from the tax increase on oil and gas seems to have run out.

The club is well-run, with intelligent board members like Fiszman, and with coffers beginning to swell at their lucrative new home. . .

What was more, when products entered their markets illegally, government coffers were robbed of the taxes that might have been paid.

Just as a depletion in the state coffers was an early sign that Ireland's boom was ending, healthier revenues augur well for recovery.

Building up in the network, the company has more than at the global R & D laboratories, production facilities and transit coffers.

His message was one of unity and support for a group that has funneled large amounts of money into Democratic coffers.

Saleh and his relatives plundered the public coffers during the last three decades of his abuse of power.

"The government has got to make some hard choices to refill the coffers, " he said.

But Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's newly minted mayor, is determined to open a publicly-owned casino to help fill his empty coffers.

Tariffs may irk price-conscious consumers but at least they raise revenue for the public coffers.

The Bulgarian government says it has fixed problems identified by the EU, and will pay urgent grants out of national coffers.

Taxes on their production fill state coffers, allowing Texas to be one of the few states without income tax.

But with empty coffers and a pesky rule that budgets must be balanced, state and local leaders are desperate for quick cash.

It was the middle of the trading day and we actively moved merchandise back and forth, steadily filling our coffers with profits.

It might be aggravating it when revenues and resources are being paid into coffers of hugely corrupt and oppressive governments.

Broadly speaking, the regular columns and coffers at the top ofthe interior deal with the long sound waves.

They are a drag on current earnings and when the executives depart, employers have to pay them out of corporate coffers.

As Qatar doubles its natural gas exports over the next year, the fast-growing country's coffers are set to swell further.

Money for buying India's precious spices, Spanish and Portuguese coins mingled with Venetian, Florentine, and Moorish in the ship's coffers.

The meter went into service over the weekend, and by Monday morning had collected $382 for the city's coffers.

Even when corporate coffers do result in job growth, most of it is likely to take place overseas, particularly in emerging markets.

All of these purchases have caused Buffett to dispose of many stocks to replenish the coffers at Berkshire Hathaway.

The coins are primarily aimed at collectors and investors around the world in a bid to boost Niue's flagging government coffers.

Several have followed up with global bond issues, to help top up coffers rapidly depleted by aggressive land bank acquisition.

Just relying on a physical token would make it easy for wild adolescents to deplete the coffers of their parents .

Yet empty are their inner coffers for they refuse to give their inner being (the truth of their identity) a say in their lives.

Facilitate the Lian rent house constructive biggest of the crux carry out a coffers.

or move fleets along any of the trade routes to actually pirate enemy traffic, adding to your coffers at their expense.

The Philippines imposes excise taxes on alcohol, tobacco and petrol that add many lines to the tax code without adding much to coffers.

The government risks finding its coffers stuffed with huge amounts of overpriced junk even if it tries not to do so.

Receipts from cocoa, the economy's mainstay, which is still being exported through the two main Ivorian ports, continue to fill his coffers.

The public perception that everyone's on the take has left many Greeks believing that it's morally acceptable to defraud the public coffers.

At the same time, the long upsurge in commodity prices has swollen the coffers of many resource-rich nations.

Sadly for Labour, this is an experimental proposition that cannot be tested: Mr Cameron inherited coffers that are empty, not full.

The idea is to try to discourage "carbonivorous" behaviour, rather than to fill depleted government coffers.

She may still be trailing in the delegate count. But Hillary Clinton's Pennsylvania win has brought more cash to her coffers.

In October police seized $161m in cash that prosecutors say was destined to be channelled through the club's coffers.

The debate heated up when soaring asset prices swelled the coffers of many funds, turning them into big participants in global markets.

Google is bidding for Groupon, a trendy e-commerce business, using some of the $33 billion sitting in its coffers.

According to the plan, all revenue raised by public hospitals will have to be funneled to state coffers.

In practice, rural governments regard the land as theirs and use it to fill their coffers.

And not all of us have had the opportunity to refill our coffers with the plunder of Maidenpool and Dragonstone.

And it may be unable, in spite of its much fuller coffers, to make a serious dent in the problems of the global economy.

But what may be good for the economy, reducing the drain on government coffers, may be bad for the individuals concerned.

Drinkers' wallets are under continuous attack in richer countries, where "sin taxes" often refresh the public coffers.

Greece, Spain and Portugal have already seen their credit ratings cut due to the impact of recession and the credit crisis on state coffers.

Recall a coffers, the part is used for repaying a loan, part again throw in aftertime's guarantee housing construction.

Toyota Motors, like carmakers worldwide, is topping up the tank from state coffers.

Also, the MOF should be much in favour as agricultural subsidies and farm support cost much for the national coffers.

Politicians, particularly at local level, form criminal syndicates to squeeze the public coffers dry.

In most cases, these organisations are still building the human infrastructure to handle their bulging coffers.

With them comes billions of dollars of federal student grants and loans, to be poured into corporate coffers.

With the state owning so much, most of the gains in asset values experienced over the past 30 years have gone into the government's coffers.

A recent World Bank study shows that raising taxes on tobacco brings down consumption and brings money into the state's coffers.

The big banks like Bank of China and ICBC opened up their coffers and liquidity flooded the system.

But with stronger growth in emerging markets filling the coffers of local firms, their appetite for adventure in the old world is returning.

In the past, when Chinese banks needed to replenish their coffers, depositors have been forced to pay the price.

Business lobbied for contracts and support by pouring money into the party's coffers and the mandarins' pockets.

Coffers to expand down after the demolition of the old shelves, all continue to be used after the repair.

For more than a decade those in power have been seduced by the promise of bulging tax coffers.

Angang's proposed rights issue will be massively dilutive and bulked-up coffers will encourage spending, possibly on further acquisitions.

reducing the drain on government coffers, may be bad for the individuals concerned.

Beijing's loose lending policies also helped boost mortgage activity, which spurred home buying and helped R&F replenish its coffers.

But others do not see a threat to state coffers.

Other things can be done to increase broadband penetration before dipping into the public coffers.

As public faith in the universal benefits of markets and globalisation wobbles, and public coffers empty, such arguments pall.

Wikipedia relies on its users' generosity to fill its coffers as well as its pages.

The accountant said that on another occasion Banier had told Bettencourt to go to the bank to "empty the coffers" .

However, insiders have confirmed that the unspent assets were found this month in Libyan state coffers.

PORTUGAL'S bail-out means another stage in Europe's debt crisis and another call on non-European coffers.

The president says $15 billion will be transferred from the federal government to state coffers on Wednesday.

However, there are things that the sovereign wealth funds in general are doing that will increase their clout even if their coffers shrink.

And even where a business is formally controlled by the state, the profits or proceeds from share sales may never reach its coffers.

As an added bonus, any economic revival of Gaza would put money into Hamas' coffers.

German citizens are already angry at Greeks for dragging their currency down and sucking money from their coffers.

That makes it hard for the private-sector medical business to grow without depleting state coffers.

Even though the markets are charging exorbitant annual rates (32%) for Ukrainian dollar debt (see chart), the coffers seem sturdy enough.

Between car park fees and rents, the woods deliver a small surplus to the Forestry Commission's coffers.

There were even suggestions at the time in the Zambian media that Beijing was providing covert financing for the MMD's coffers.

As a first step in breaking the Taliban's momentum, we might stop filling its coffers.

But these flows of foreign capital and export revenues have filled Brazil's coffers too, pushing up its currency.

Microsoft generates more than $1 billion a month in free cash, so its coffers could be restored in short order.

Those calls are resisted by finance officials worried about the impact of slashed import duties on the national coffers.

Few of the taxes that are paid actually go into the state coffers.

Incidentally, this will drive a lot of cash into the coffers of mortgage lenders, which will help with the subprime mess.

The victims of Athens' empty coffers will be not bond markets but Greek public sector employees or benefit claimants.

With elections due in 2011, it could usefully offer a fresh bunch of signature bonuses to get some cash into the national coffers.

Now, the securities and investment industry is pouring money into both Mr. Obama's and Mrs. Clinton's coffers.

One area where Basel regulators may have fallen short was fixing the way banks count what's in their coffers.

Designed to give aid to companies building high-tech fuel-efficient cars, the ATVMIP has about $25 billion total in its coffers.

When oil prices rise, money flows into the coffers of the producers.

The goods should be in a well-ventilated, dry storage coffers No 47s.

Its coffers replenished, Zions now plans to lend out 'several hundred million dollars' by year's end.

Swollen government coffers could exaggerate these bad habits.

But an oil price of $70 a barrel oil has filled the Kremlin's coffers and allowed it to pump money into its military.

But deep coffers, in terms of fiscal balances, stop at the Chinese border.

The payment of SOE dividends into public coffers will provide a source of fiscal income and curb wasteful spending .

Mr. Nasrallah does the oil money that you get come from Arab coffers?

Still , the KIA is flooded with applications from young Kuwaitis and even executives who have returned as its coffers have swelled .

The swelling tax receipts in the central government coffers in recent years means he finally has some real money to do so.

Credit markets are closed to it and state coffers may be empty in about a month.

Public coffers are swelling, thanks to rising commodity prices and oil output.

"Their coffers are fuller. And there is Chinese capital willing to step in even where there has been expropriation. "

Hamas has paid $3m of electricity bills into the PA's coffers in Ramallah to ensure a steadier power supply.

And the company contributed about 190 million dollars to the government coffers.

The government said it was necessary to boost Treasury coffers.

You may have tangible wealth untold , Caskets of jewels and coffers of gold.

Empty public coffers might encourage governments to demand too high a price.

So the government offers its rescue of the mortgage companies, and foreigners keep stocking the government's coffers.

Rates above 6 per cent make public borrowing almost unsustainable for countries with depleted coffers.

Migrants also have complained that widespread corruption has diverted state money meant for them to local government coffers.

China now holds US$1. 75 trillion in its coffers, and has become the number one trading nation and destination of foreign direct investment.

In addition, oil prices have fallen sharply from their highs, reducing the inflows of dollars into the coffers of the oil-producing nations.

As home to the Confederacy's deepest coffers, Mygeeto became a prime target during the Outer Rim Sieges.

That means less revenue than expected will flow into federal coffers.

This year even in July, when its coffers are normally full, the Treasury came up £ 8 billion short.

Huge surpluses have accumulated in oil-rich states' coffers.

Weddings mean money for the coffers of both city and state.

But the banks' swelling coffers are throwing a wrench in efforts to get the economy back on track.

She can also watch funds that sit unused in state coffers, and move them before any light-fingered officials get there.

Mr Putin has been lucky to enjoy an oil boom that filled up state coffers and fanned economic growth.

But the stockmarket has stagnated since 2000 and state coffers have been bare.

The gold was stored in coffers of elephant- hide, and the gold-dust in leather bottles.

With his coffers full of oil money, and Europeans dependent on his oil, Mr Ahmadinejad is confident he can ride out any sanctions.

Uncertainty reigns, and nearly $2 trillion in cash sits in corporate coffers.

Money poured into Republican coffers.

He promised to teach me his system and show me the key that could unlock the casino's coffers.

State coffers flush with cash, the Chinese government can easily prop up lenders and put political impetus behind any IPO.

And visitors to next year's NATO and G8 summits will each be adding $1. 78 a night to city coffers, thanks to a new hotel tax.

their coffers with the result that again they take their 30% cut of anything you sell that way.

The coffers is the amount of cash that you have put into the Kingdom.

As such, executives will be more wary of tapping their coffers to please shareholders.

Indeed, its levy on oil products has become a big contributor to the public coffers.

The proposed changes have little to do with the government coffers.

It remains to be seen if the industry spent enough money to ensure that the government keeps its coffers open to them.

At the same time high oil prices tamped down unemployment in southern Louisiana and kept the state coffers full.

The small country's space program has become a white elephant that is draining the national coffers .

Caskets of jewels and coffers of gold .

The boom has helped fill state coffers.

Stole money from the union coffers.

The president says $15, 000, 000, 000 will be transferred from the federal government to state coffers on Wednesday.

There are countless gems in the coffers of Varuna . But he himself isn't aware of them.

I don't think it's our way to expect some sugar daddy to top up our coffers each time you overspend.

Nor do the expanded coffers in oil-producing countries raise demand for American exports, because they often bank it as reserves.

Let small-minded men envy the rich, that is those whose coffers are rich but not their minds.

Arrivals in 2010 totaled 1. 2 million, enriching the island's coffers by some $2 billion.

At that time, China had less than $1, 500bn in its foreign exchange coffers.

We're broke as a nation. If liberals want to fund this, they can do it from their own coffers.

Now it is Europe's turn to seek a slug of the $3, 200bn in China's coffers.

Same-sex marriage in Iowa, UCLA predicted last year, would bring $5. 3m to state coffers and $53m to state businesses.

As part of Parliament, the law lords had a relatively direct tap into government coffers;

failures to prohibit unauthorized departmental coffers repeatedly

Through its ownership of Lycra, many of us will have helped to swell the coffers of the Koch brothers

Some Questions about the Reform of the Management of Financial Coffers

Ooops, the coffers are empty