Sentence examples for facing money from inspiring English sources

Mount Sinai is certainly not alone among New York hospitals in facing money troubles.

Unlike her fellow defendants, she is not facing money laundering charges, Mr. Farkas said.

In 1979, she reported for Kiosk, a university magazine, on the Telluride House association, a student-governed academic community at Cornell that was facing money woes.

Even if a victimized company discloses an attack, it would be difficult for management to cooperate with law enforcement while facing money managers and investment advisers, who owe it to their clients to ask tough questions of an attacked company.

"I would urge anyone facing money worries not to bury their head in the sand, but to go to our repossessions help website or call the National Debtline to get help in keeping their home".

Initially skeptical of an outlandish story, investigators eventually proved that Mr. Locker, facing money problems, had come to Harlem looking to stage his own death as a robbery so his family could collect nearly $18 million in life insurance policies he had recently taken out.

Some also face money laundering charges.

The company has faced money woes of varying degrees of severity for decades.

She was convicted on all counts she faced: money laundering, using the mail for illegal purposes and racketeering.

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

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.