Sentence examples for as a launder from inspiring English sources

Frank Launder and Sidney Gilliat's screenplay is sharper than anything written for Hitchcock's other British films (or his American films, come to that – except possibly for North by Northwest) and you could make a strong case for regarding it as a Launder and Gilliat film rather than a Hitchcock one, if authorship has to be decided.

Boris Lee Krutonog as Yevhen, a jewelry store owner with ties to the Ukrainian mob, who uses it as a laundering front.

He uses Yevhen's store as a laundering front and also has a front on a local junkyard, and he is also against Steve for murdering Yevhen.

Walter ditches the blacklight arcade in season quatro to partner with Skyler and position the Car Wash as a laundering front.

Webber was one of several former University of Michigan basketball players who federal prosecutors said received large sums of money from Martin as part of a laundering scheme to hide gambling profits.

She said: "Our property market is serving as a money-laundering vehicle for the world's criminal and corrupt.

They fully intend to call George Osborne and HM Revenue and Customs bosses as witnesses, to explain why London now rivals Zurich as a money-laundering hub.

He was not living as a billionaire laundering money off into a Panamanian bank account or anything like that – he was good for the people".

7.     US regulators are expanding their probe into Deutsche Bank as a money laundering investigation of a Moscow unit has widened into possible sanctions violations, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.

[C11.] Federal Tax Agents Conduct Raids Federal tax agents raided offices and arrested four leaders of what the Justice Department described as a money-laundering and tax-evasion operation whose clients ranged from small-business owners to drug dealers.

He has taken serious steps to clean house at the Vatican Bank, the Istituto per le Opere di Religione, which had been used as a money-laundering operation and papal slush fund under John Paul II and (to a lesser degree) under Benedict.