Sentence examples for financing network from inspiring English sources
Al-Qaeda is thought to have taken over some of that financing network.
Earlier this week, in Mahmudiya, American marines said they had discovered the leader of the financing network for Mr. Zarqawi among the detainees at a military camp there.
However, there is unlikely to be a substantial reduction in anti-Tamil discrimination at national level in the next few years.Meanwhile, the LTTE will seek to rebuild its financing network abroad.
In the three years since Mr. Obama signed the health measure, Tea Party-inspired groups have mobilized, aided by a financing network that continues to grow, both in its complexity and the sheer amount of money that flows through it.
More than four years ago, federal agents swarmed into homes and businesses in Herndon and elsewhere in Northern Virginia, carting away 500 boxes of documents they believed contained evidence of an international terrorism financing network.
Entrepreneur C has a similar pattern with an increasingly stable financing network and involving family members in project.
Experts inside and outside the government described the requests as a crucial part of the effort to uproot terrorist financing networks.
The document tracing the money flows acknowledges that investigators have had limited success in penetrating or choking off terrorist financing networks.
President Bush has made the battle against terror financing a front-burner issue worldwide and has led a global coalition in the identification and disruption of terrorist financing networks around the world.
Swiss experts in a meeting in Nigeria last fall offered techniques for countries in West and North Africa to use in tackling the money-laundering schemes and illicit financing networks that are the lifeblood of Islamist militant groups.
As if all this was not depressing enough, Eric Lichtblau and Timothy O'Brien reported yesterday in The Times that federal efforts to uncover terrorists' financing networks and smash them had been crippled by bureaucratic wrangling in Washington.
