Examples of 'exchequer' in a sentence
Meaning of "exchequer"
exchequer (noun) - a department or office of the government, particularly in the UK, responsible for the management of finances and the collection of revenue
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- The government department that collects and manages revenue.
- A treasury.
- An available fund of money, especially one for a specific purpose.
- To proceed against (a person) in the Court of Exchequer.
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He grows tired of the exchequer within an hour.
Exchequer can also be configured to work with.
The misuse of the exchequer is a constitutional offence.
This is not protocol a staff of the exchequer.
The national exchequer has been destroyed.
Then there would be a real exchequer saving.
My exchequer is empty and we are borrowing money at a biting rate.
The proceeds are paid direct to the exchequer.
The local exchequer will surely suffer a loss.
Look at the cost of a troubled people to the exchequer.
Ritish chancellor of the exchequer announced that the.
Public exchequer was being misappropriated.
In the same year he was made chancellor of the exchequer.
Rob me the exchequer the first thing thou doest.
Possession was usually obtained by paying a fine to the exchequer.
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Why the chancellor of the exchequer should move.
Exchequer can be operated quite easily with just one.
Lord chief baron of the exchequer.
Abandoned to the exchequer where national legislation makes provision to that effect.
A statement to the house from the chancellor of the exchequer.
Those who have looted national exchequer are criminals of the nation.
Return on investment to the exchequer.
The royal exchequer is falling more deeply into debt by the day.
They also contribute significantly to the exchequer by paying taxes.
My government and exchequer are illequipped to deal with such an onslaught on our finances.
Millions of rupees to the exchequer.
It is the Exchequer that has provided the most.
Tis going to his exchequer.
Chancellor Exchequer to deliver the message and make the report.
The counterfeit or pirated goods may be handed over to the exchequer.
From the exchequer.
Congratulation for discovering that the love is a very ancient exchequer.
I can also guarantee a generous stipend from the exchequer in keeping with your high status.
Normandy was also governed through a growing system of justices and an exchequer.
The Exchequer would not have been able to go into the market.
I am from the exchequer.
Poverty of the State exchequer causes an army to be maintained by contributions from a distance.
I love it much is my exchequer.
The British exchequer loses several hundred million pounds a year on this trade.
Destruction or abandonment shall not entail any expense for the exchequer.
The taxation benefits for the Exchequer were also quantified.
Make sure that you give a third of the revenue to the exchequer.
Any document bearing the seal of the Exchequer was marked out for destruction.
The running expenses of the schools are paid from the national exchequer.
The Auditor of the Exchequer played a pivotal role in this important office of state.
There are already reports of inflated doctor bills to the public exchequer from some clinics.
Further shift in Exchequer resources for strategic marketing initiatives relative to operational support.
Substantial number of people from the village are working abroad and adding to national exchequer.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer fald he could give no decisive answer to this question.
Thus thou hast the various offices of those who serve in the lower exchequer.
