Similar words: treasury securities, treasury stock, secretary, home secretary, undersecretary, secretary of war, secretary general, general secretary. Meaning: n. 1. the person who holds the secretaryship of the Treasury Department 2. the position of the head of the Treasury Department.
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(31) That was the main lesson of former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson's semiannual meetings with his Chinese counterparts.
(32) That led Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to get President Bush's permission to set up insurance for MMF depositors.
(33) She is a former assitant assistant Treasury secretary currently currently at the management consulting company McKinsey.
(34) Incautious remarks by the new American treasury secretary about China manipulating its currency were dismissed as ridiculous; a duly penitent Hillary Clinton was welcomed in Beijing, but as an equal.
(35) One of Mr. Geithner's first tasks upon becoming Treasury secretary in January was overhauling financial regulation.
(36) Back in 1971 John Connolly, then US Treasury secretary, told his European counterparts that the dollar was “our currency, but your problem”.
(37) Wang and US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will co-chair the fourth round of the SED between June 17 and 18 at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, about a 30-minute drive from Washington.
(38) In the Clinton administration, Treasury secretary Rubin won: or, at least, labour secretary Reich lost.
(39) Still US treasury secretary Henry Paulson is reportedly in favor of creating the superfund.
(40) The full Senate is expected to confirm Mr. Geithner,(www.Sentencedict.com) 47 as Treasury secretary on Monday.
(41) Treasury Secretary Geithner concluded that the size of the NAB is woefully inadequate to deal.
(42) The Senate confirmed him this week to replace Henry Paulson as Treasury secretary.
(43) A fierce battle was fought between Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton and Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and his Congressional ally James Madison during the Washington Administration.
(44) But who would be brave enough to predict how the minds of the indies - ensconced late yesterday with Treasury secretary Ken Henry - are working?
(45) Treasury Secretary Paulson also spoke of his intention to boost institutions that provide consumer credit in the form of credit cards as well as student and automobile loans.
(46) When Summers advanced to Treasury Secretary, in 1999, Sandberg became, at twenty-nine, his chief of staff.
(47) That, according to Herbert Hoover, was the advice he received from Andrew Mellon, the Treasury secretary, as America plunged into depression.
(48) Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. The Treasury announced Friday that it was withdrawing emergency insurance for money-market funds, a sign of improving confidence in the economy.
(49) US Treasury Secretary will speak in Washington on the consequences of low savings rate.
(50) U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson then "reluctantly" called Buffett at Fuld's behest and signalled he would like the billionaire to invest in Lehman, but "did not load the dice."
(51) Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson then "reluctantly" called Buffett at Fuld's behest and signaled he would like the billionaire to invest in Lehman(sentencedict.com), but "did not load the dice."
(52) Former Treasury Secretary Rubin vaguely warned that China's ascendance may backfire in the not-too-distant future.
(53) Better, some thought, to have followed the advice of early 1930s Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon: "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers – purge the rottenness from the system."
(54) Oil is priced in dollars on the world market. But Treasury Secretary Paulson dismissed any link.
(55) Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has warned the United States could face a catastrophic default that would roil global markets if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling by then.
(56) The treasury secretary, Henry Paulson, said he would work on an alternative plan.
(57) The job of the Treasury Secretary is chiefly that of a horse whisperer, to tame skittish financial markets by talking sweetly, if sometimes obliquely, into their ears.
(58) The housing debacle touched off the worst financial crisis since the 1930s that Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have been desperately trying to bring under control.
(59) Becoming treasury secretary, however, allows Mr Paulson to sell his shares without penalty or embarrassment.
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