immediate cash

collocation in English

meaningsofimmediateandcash

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immediate
adjective
uk
/ɪˈmiː.di.ət/us
/ɪˈmiː.di.ət/
happening or done without delay or very soon after ...
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cash
noun[U]
uk
/kæʃ/us
/kæʃ/
money in the form of notes and coins, rather than cheques or ...
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(Definition ofimmediateandcashfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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It does not explain how promises ofimmediatecashfor industry can be implemented.
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To-day everybody wantsimmediatecashdividends, and they think of the sacrifices as being done and as a piece of past history.
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Surely the principle must be right, to give incentives which do not turn intoimmediatecash.
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He reiterated the same plea for animmediatecashinjection.
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However, it seems that theimmediatecashis not available.
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Councils have animmediatecashcrisis, and these factors will immediately add to that crisis.
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The authority must therefore find other means at least to mitigate itsimmediatecashproblem this year.
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First, we need animmediatecashincrease because we all know places where more cash is needed.
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We must balanceimmediatecashcosts and long-term cash costs.
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Thirdly, of course, it is normal in many industries to finance the equipment on a long-term basis and not by animmediatecashpayment.
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That would improve liquidity for every business and there would be animmediatecashflow improvement.
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This liability will be discharged by animmediatecashpayment of £302,000 and by 16 annual payments of approximately £90,000 each.
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They are simple and crude, and they give a direct and handsomeimmediatecashbenefit to the industrialist, who does not have to wait.
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Therefore, no one will incurimmediatecashloss as a result of this change.
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Our major case for nationalisation has never been that it would bringimmediatecashbenefits to the workers in the industries concerned.
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I am speaking of those items which do not bring anyimmediatecashreturns, such as roads, infrastructures, schools and hospitals.
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It is to help theimmediatecashflow position, particularly of smaller independent companies.
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Instead, they have been the result of animmediatecashcrisis.
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Indeed, we must have one to meet cases where immediate action andimmediatecashto help are required.
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It is true to say that coal several thousand feet below the surface has noimmediatecashvalue, but it has a value.
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