public treasury
英 [ˈpʌblɪk ˈtreʒəri]
美 [ˈpʌblɪk ˈtreʒəri]
公库
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- As a system innovation, Government credit cards system is the important part of public finance budget system reform and the deepening of National treasury centralized payment system reform.
公务卡制度改革作为一种创新的公共财政管理制度,是国库收付体系改革的重要组成部分,是财政国库管理制度的深化。 - With the gradual development of market economy and the establishment of public financial framework in our country, financial and national treasury management system reform has become an inevitable choice of the history.
随着我国市场经济逐步发展和公共财政框架逐步建立,财政国库管理制度改革成为历史的必然选择,财政国库集中支付制度是世界各国财政资金规范化管理的基本做法。 - Public debt as a% of export earnings Treasury bonds also offer a yield premium over German bunds.
公债占出口收益百分数美国国债的收益率也高于德国国债。 - They accused him of plundering the public treasury.
他们指控他侵吞公款。 - The lack of regulatory teeth in the listing rules administered by the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has been an issue of concern to the market as well as the general public, the Financial Services and Treasury Bureau said in its consultative document.
香港财经事务及库务局(FinancialServicesandtheTreasuryBureau)在咨询文件中表示:市场及公众人士一直关注,由联交所管理的《上市规则》,监管力度不足。 - Mr Geithner's public touch may improve-and Mr Obama can ill-afford to lose a Treasury secretary within his first 100 days.
盖特纳的公众印象或许会有所改善而奥巴马承担不起在上任100天内就失去一位财政部长。 - Moreover, Scotland would presumably inherit a pro rata share of UK net public debt, forecast by the UK Treasury to peak at 71 per cent of GDP in 2013-14.
同时,苏格兰可能还要按比例承担英国的部分净公共债务,据英国财政部(uktreasury)预测,净公共债务将在2013-14财年达到峰值,为gdp的71%。 - So, international capital will eventually finance US's public debts and thereby sustaining the low yield of the US Treasury bonds.
因此,国际资本将最终为美国的公共部门融资,而从维持美国国债的低收益率。 - Nothing can enter the public treasury for the benefit of one citizen or one class unless other citizens and other classes have been forced to send it in.
一个公民或一个阶层进入公共资金,若不是其他公民和其他阶层已经被强制将财富送进去,他们什么都拿不到。 - As financial institution after institution accepts public sector support, the cost to the Treasury rises but this is an election year and the next administration will pay the bill.
随着一家又一家金融机构接受公共部门的支持,财政支出日益上升但今年是大选年,为此埋单的将是下一届政府。