Coffers in a sentence

According to the from the US Geological Survey, the countries with the largest copper coffers are Chile, Australia, Peru, Russia and Mexico.

According to Yahaya, there won’t be a miracle as perceived by those who learned about the Federal Government’s N5b, disclosing that so far only N2b has hit the state coffers!

Accusing Rao of тАЬemptying the coffers of the stateтАЭ the Union Minister alleged that the Telangana government had now become the fiefdom of a family.

And while there may not be enough money in the coffers to allow for major surgery on the squad next month, there is still hope that Everton - the proverbial patient - could be back in rude health come the end of the season.

Another potential investor in American professional basketball player Andre Iguodala would bring plenty to the coffers for the Whites.

Barcelona raises tourist tax again in bid to boost coffers and chase ‘quality tourism’It would be great to do something to improve security in Barcelona.

Between the exit fee, share of the ticket receipts and TV money Morton should bank a healthy six-figure sum which will boost the club's coffers.

But in the late 1960s, the architect Edward Vason Jones began to bedazzle the State Department’s eighth floor with cornices, columns, coffers and gilding.

But recording the money, falsely, as legal fees subjected Cohen to significant income-tax liability — meaning that any trickery the men engaged in may actually have benefitted state and federal coffers.

GMB national officer Gary Carter said: “In the 40 years since privatisation we’ve seen virtually no investment, systematic asset stripping and billions of public money drained from the system to fill already bulging shareholder and fat cat coffers.

Greece’s state coffers for natural disasters would be doubled to €600 million next year, funded by a tax on luxury accommodation, the premier said.

He angered hundreds of city and town mayors who had said they would not finance the Haredi education system from their coffers (arguing that the national budget should fund it).

However, all it takes is a sudden downturn or unexpected expense to drain the coffers and bring a business crashing down.

In November, voters in Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota will decide on whether to liberalize their own cannabis laws — and let windfall pot industry taxes flow into state coffers.

Investors were also cheered by the unveiling of a £500million share buyback of which £190m heads to Treasury coffers.

Lake Wyangan Public School P&C's community fundraiser got off to a huge success, selling off donated second-hand clothes to raise money for the school's coffers.

Mayekar said he expects casino revenue to start flowing into city coffers this year, although that depends on the Illinois Gaming Board giving the go-ahead to Medinah Temple.

Modi’s approval rating consistently hovers around 60% and party coffers are full.

Money confiscated from a suspected drug dealer will be deposited into government coffers after the Hawks were awarded a preservation order in the Makhanda high court earlier this week.

Real-estate taxes are the biggest contributor to New York City’s coffers, covering a third its $106.4 billion budget.