Chancellor of the Exchequer

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Thus George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, drew the narrow parameters of his second budget on March 23rd.
在3月23日，現(xiàn)任英國財(cái)政大臣喬治奧斯本，提出了他的第二套財(cái)政緊縮預(yù)算。
George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, announced the long-awaited results of a public-spending review aimed at slashing Britain’s deficit.
英國財(cái)政大臣喬治·奧斯本公布了人們期待已久的、旨在減少英國財(cái)政赤字的政府公共支出報(bào)告的結(jié)果。
The shadow chancellor of the exchequer, Ed Balls, apologised for failing to prevent the 2008 credit crunch by regulating banks more tightly: British regulations alone would not have stopped the crash.
影子財(cái)政大臣埃德?鮑爾斯就2008年沒能對銀行實(shí)施更緊密的監(jiān)管導(dǎo)致信用崩潰表示歉意，僅憑英國的監(jiān)管是不能阻止這場危機(jī)的。

Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, has signally failed to do that in the PBR.
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the person in the UK government who is responsible for deciding tax levels and how much money the government can spend

The chancellor of the exchequer is the minister in the British government who makes decisions about finance and taxes.