0 the government department, in the UK and some other countries, that is responsible for financial matters such as spending and tax --
1 the government department responsible for financial matters such as spending and taxes --
2 in the UK, US, and some other countries, the government department responsible for government spending, borrowing, tax, etc.: --
He allowed his closest associates to draw illegally from the public treasury and to accumulate wealth by whatever means they could.
Such enhanced public research requires more funding either from the general treasury or from taxes or fees from firms.
Certainly he has judged, rather than passively gathered or actively remembered what someone else had previously deposited in the treasury of experience.
Including all eleven variables meant excluding the 1993 referendum and election since data were not available for these on federal spending and treasury bond volume.
We can hardly exaggerate the state treasury's financial difficulties during the period under study.
The treasury only started to take action when stimulated by fears of the outcome of the deliberations of the manpower sub-committee in 1928.
As stated above, import duties were effectively indexed to the exchange rate - via the aforo - sheltering the treasury from the effects of depreciation.
A general inventory of delayed and inactive cases, involving administrative irregularities and heavy losses for the treasury, listed thirty voluminous files in 1876.
