"escrow" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used in the context of financial transactions, and means "a situation in which something, especially money, is kept temporarily by a third party until certain conditions are met." Example sentence: After the seller and buyer had agreed on the purchase terms, they placed the money in escrow while they were waiting for the closing date.
The other option is to put the source code in "software escrow".
That sale will provide money for the escrow fund from which damages will be paid.Selling assets makes a lot of sense for a company which now has a break-up value much higher than its market capitalisation.
This would include the separate escrow account into which the 13% of oil revenues specifically earmarked for the Kurdish regions were deposited.In this section And it all goes up in flames What's happened to our cash?
Unlike PayPal, used by many Western internet companies, Alipay takes money up front and puts it in an escrow account.
The proceeds ($64 billion in 2000 dollars) were paid into an escrow account and spent largely on food and medicines, under UN supervision.In this section Crossing the pond Down in the dunes The yen also rises Metamorphosis Rumours and denials Control freaks Digging for dirt ReprintsAmerican intelligence officials estimate that Iraq received $230m-240m 230m-240m from those eager to buy ins oil.
From the escrow agent who closed this loan: "It sounds to me like the seller helped out," she said.
These ought to be coming in until October 30th, because of the way revenue is shared.Under last year's system, 8.5% of each paycheque was withheld and deposited into an escrow account.
Making BP pay, though, does, and at a meeting with Mr Obama on June 16th the company's bosses agreed to put $20 billion into an escrow fund that would be used to pay for damages and lost earnings.
In this the firm is helped by Alipay, its novel online-payments system that relies on escrow (releasing money to sellers only once their buyers are happy with the goods received).
And the $105m of loans from the World Bank made to participating countries but held in escrow in London that constitute the scheme's financial backbone should help as well.
The changes, or so America and Britain hope, will shift the blame for Iraqi deprivation from the cruelty of sanctions to Mr Hussein's misrule.Financial control of Iraq would remain firmly in UN control: all the money from oil sales would go to the UN escrow account to stop Mr Hussein spending it on weapons.
