Príklady coffer

• The legate or delegate would operate the police as a self-sufficient unit, with funds available from the central coffers in cases only of extreme need.

• The clergy, however, had already contributed handsomely to royal coffers before the crisis of the 1290s.

• Neither trading conglomerate held the monopoly in the region, and profits from trade, kick-backs, and tariffs could flow in viceroyal coffers from either side.

• They made any "foreign" journeyman contribute handsomely to his new confraternity's coffers.

• With increased sales in all types of alcohol, revenues could serve both local and central government coffers.

• All but one of the coffers on the inside of this arch are the same.

• First, people must know what their taxes have financed, instead of watching them go down the 'black hole' of the government coffers.

• The exercise of restraint in spending public monies is a guarantee for filling the coffers of the treasury.

• Far from delivering priority goods and services efficiently, most have been shambling giants draining funds out of national coffers.

• Much to the chagrin of the service, these revenues accrued largely to central coffers.

• Policy-makers were enticed by socio-economic benefits and filling the crown coffers, but projectors expected to profit by serving the public good.

• More generally, consider the myriad individuals who anonymously fill congregation plates and church coffers every day.

• Coffered ceilings were panelled in square, hexagonal or octagonal coffers which had sunken borders enriched with egg and dart or water leaf mouldings and had a central rosette.

• The regions are also free to choose whether the revenue for the choice patients should go directly to the local health enterprise (the hospital) or to the regional coffers.

• The more money that flows into the coffers of our advertisement department the better our paper can be made, the wider its circulation becomes, the further its influence reaches.