Sentence examples for face money from inspiring English sources

Some also face money laundering charges.

There may be a case for tapering free school meals further up the income scale; undoubtedly, some middle-class families not currently eligible face money troubles.

He was sent from Florida to France last year to face money laundering charges and was sentenced to seven years in prison there.

Whether these books will be "blazing the charts" and bringing in the "big face money" (read "Hip Hoptionary") no one can predict.

Nick warns that even those "downsizing" by moving to Ibiza face money worries at this time of year, as the seasonal businesses shutter up for the winter.

Judge Paul C. Huck of United States District Court in Miami denied a request by lawyers for the former Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega to block his extradition to France to face money laundering charges.

Standard Chartered is not the first European bank to face money-laundering charges.

See articleA judge in the United States ruled that Manuel Noriega can be extradited to France to face money-laundering charges.

(AP) SWITZERLAND: RUSSIAN'S EXTRADITION SOUGHT Swiss officials formally asked the United States to extradite a former Kremlin aide, Pavel Borodin, to face money-laundering charges.

I can still write an essay on the inner workings of Ofcom if I want, but why does that have to be mutually exclusive from the real coal face money-making business of milking the internet dry?

The speaker gave the government two weeks to agree on a mechanism with the opposition for releasing the documents—or risk being held in contempt of Parliament.America extradited Manuel Noriega, a former Panamanian dictator, to France to face money-laundering charges.