The phrase "address money" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial matters related to a specific address, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The landlord requested the address money to cover the costs of utilities for the new tenant."
Alternatives: "location fee" or "address charge".
Pompeo says U.S. has "ceased allocating new funds" to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, but didn't address money appropriated.
That sense of insecurity coincides with movies like "Margin Call," "Moneyball" and "The Descendants," all of which address money with a hardheaded realism.
The Board may also take into account whether the home country of the foreign bank is developing a legal regime to address money laundering or is participating in multilateral efforts to combat money laundering.
Claire Buchan, deputy press secretary, said, "We commend the Senate committee for coming together in a bipartisan manner to address money laundering, and we look forward to working with the full Senate and supporting the legislation".
There is an alternate planning approach designed to help retirees attain their ideal retirement, one that doesn't even address money until the final steps.
It is easiest to address money questions by starting with a spreadsheet that shows the owners, investors, and shareholders where the money will be spent and what their chances are of getting paid back for their investment.
"Citi has made substantial progress" in improving its compliance and addressing money laundering risks "in a comprehensive manner across products, business lines and geographies," a bank spokeswoman said.
This includes 50% more for the Ministry of Public Security, 25% more for the Justice Ministry, 20% more for Defence and 13% more for the Navy.In addition, political and security leaders have announced a 74-point emergency plan focused on sacking corrupt police, giving security forces more potent weapons, building new prisons and better addressing money-laundering and drug-trafficking.
The majority opinion did not address soft money directly.
As a world leader we need to address this money distribution problem.
This morning, the New Yorker staff writer Atul Gawande delivered this commencement address, titled "Money," to the graduates of the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.
