Sentence examples for citing money from inspiring English sources

In deciding on sanctions, Mr. Bush went beyond the lawmakers' list to order American financial institutions to cut any ties with the Commercial Bank of Syria, citing money laundering concerns.

I have noticed this in the past myself and the fact that many mutuals seem to go to extraordinary lengths to put barriers in the way of people looking to save and invest, always citing money-laundering rules.

NEW YORK TIMES Abuse by Rate Traders Said to Have Been the Norm  |  At banks in London, the staff who were responsible for determining a benchmark borrowing rate often discussed the matter with traders who sat near them, or with rival banks, Bloomberg News reports, citing money-market traders with direct knowledge of the procedures at three firms.

In January, San Francisco's Coinbase launched what it called "the first regulated exchange in the U.S.," citing money-transmission licenses in about two dozen states.

Democrats cite money, polls and candidate recruitment as the central beacons of light.

Almost half of subjects indicated that time was a barrier to healthful eating, and more than one-third cited money concerns.

The panel also cited money lost in training personnel who were discharged for being gay.

The twist is that Anthony has not cited money as a factor in his pursuit of free agency.

The report cited money orders signed by and shipping labels addressed to Lansing, who could not be reached for comment.

Yet the engine of their commercial success is also the cause of their most common failing, and it's exactly the one that Iñárritu cites: money.

Almost to a man, the pimps interviewed cite money (some also mention the freedom) as the motive for becoming a procurer.