Sentence examples for black cash from inspiring English sources
In many parts of Europe a significant number of people employed to do domestic chores are in the black (cash) economy.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's sudden ban on high-value banknotes will hit the war chests of his rivals before a key state election next year, sparking accusations that his strike against "black cash" will unfairly boost his party's chances.
Modi has not explicitly linked demonetisation to a clean-up of electoral funding, but officials in his party said rivals should have heeded his warnings earlier this year that he was serious about clamping down on "black" cash.
In all, the MPs said, Britain's efforts are "strikingly modest".In this section Muscle memory Hiding Sir's Black Cash Quietly doing well The cruellest cut Beyond the beachheads The Labour surge The lucrative game The Milibandwagon ReprintsRhetorically, the government remains committed to the idea that Britain is a great power.
It also shows Britain's tax authority to be a laggard.In this section Muscle memory Hiding Sir's Black Cash Quietly doing well The cruellest cut Beyond the beachheads The Labour surge The lucrative game The Milibandwagon ReprintsFrance began sharing the files with other governments in 2010.
The deal makes the premiership the second richest league in the world, after America's National Football League.In this section Muscle memory Hiding Sir's Black Cash Quietly doing well The cruellest cut Beyond the beachheads The Labour surge The lucrative game The Milibandwagon ReprintsAnalysts had anticipated prices in the auction rising by 40% or less.
The sight of a bunch of blood relations walking around with drinks in their hands, along with the prevalence of all-black Cash-tribute outfits, made the event feel like a cheerful wake.
I told him it had reminded me of a man I used to know who went off his trolley so violently, he couldn't look out of his window without seeing the 19th century happening in impeccable detail out on the street... "Where the seasons are mud or dust," I roughly quoted, "and carriages are like black tin cash boxes on wheels".
The man in black: J Cash (USA) The man in the middle: N Pitana (Argentina) Updated at 4.21pm BST 7.10pm BST Preamble: The way Manuel Neuer kept hurtling out of his box against Algeria the other night could have led one to suspect that he was already preparing for this, the reprise of the classic France v West Germany match of 1982 and Harald Schumacher's arse-first attack on Patrick Battiston.
VICE interviewed three prisoners to hear what inmates do with their black market cash and what role money plays behind bars.
If you find yourself sitting on a "black hole," cash out as best you can; a loss of a few thousand dollars is nowhere near as bad as a decaying property and a mountain of lifelong debt.
