Treasurers in a sentence

Among those who’ve been around since the early days are local women and Treasurers Mary Farrell and Muriel Hendy.

Connecticut State Treasurer Russell says that he has been in touch with other treasurers from across the United States to discuss forming a nationwide coalition among safe harbor states to provide financial assistance to abortion seekers.

Prior to his campaign, Amo served as a staff assistant in the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs as the Biden administration's liaison for lieutenant governors, state treasurers and secretaries of state.

The board of treasurers’ submission includes proposals for reduced barriers to childcare and education, better wages and conditions in the care sector, upskilling, more flexible training options and streamlining visa processes.

In August, the North Dakota Auditors and Treasurers Association asked Gov. Doug Burgum to give them more time to process mailed ballots before the election, but he has not acted on that request.

Overnight financing is a basic function, but it’s so sensitive that many Wall Street dealers and corporate treasurers decline to talk openly about it.

The Jonathan administration had delayed the implementation of the e-collection segment when bank treasurers pressured the administration to suspend its implementation in view of the liquidity squeeze it would create for the banking sector.

Treasurer officials tell us the Iowa State County Treasurers’ Association along with the Iowa Department of Revenue are trying to validate vehicle purchase prices, which have a direct impact on the State’s Road Use Tax Fund.

In March, she will present a program for one of the division meetings, with 20 to 30 county treasurers participating.

Last week one of his party’s former treasurers for 33 years for fraud and money laundering and fined the PP itself for benefiting institutionally from kickbacks for public contracts in the so called “Gürtel” affair.

Viola, also the association’s chief financial officer as the treasurer, said the board asked him to take on a larger role than previous treasurers in developing the new budget.

An unusually low ransom for the times (around $50 today) was to be paid for each Frank in the city, whether man, woman, or child, but Saladin, against the wishes of his treasurers, allowed many families who could not afford the ransom to leave.

County officials include sheriffs, district attorneys, clerks, treasurers, coroners, surveyors, registers of deeds, and clerks of circuit court; these officers are elected for four-year terms.

The Electors of Hanover, however, continued to be styled Arch-Treasurers, though the Elector Palatine was the one who actually exercised the office until 1777, when he inherited Bavaria and the Arch-Stewardship.