Sentence examples for frozen money from inspiring English sources
In 2011, after City under Alex McLeish won the League Cup, the club were relegated, Yeung was arrested, his assets were frozen, money for the club dried up and it fell into financial difficulties.
North Korea returned to talks only after Washington promised to release the frozen money.
My shock has not diminished since it crystallised into its final form as an upside-down icicle of frozen money.
The E.C.B. was first in 2007 to inject emergency liquidity into frozen money markets when the U.S. subprime mortgage bubble burst.
"It has been almost four years, and the movement is getting bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger without this frozen money," he said.
Ms. Ding said officials began harassing the aid operation in 1998, when the authorities froze money sent from Germany.
This would likely result in the government using capital controls – or restrictions on what people can do with their cash – such as freezing money in bank accounts.
It would permit the government to freeze money tied to the organizations and enhance the criminal penalties for those found aiding the cartels.
Winnipeg, Canada, doubled for Kansas, and it was freezing; money was short and Hoffman's company, Cooperstown, was a producer of the movie.
For instance, defense and intelligence agencies discussed using cybertechnology to freeze money in Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's bank accounts just before the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003 to blunt his efforts to mount a defense.
