Sentence examples for prise money from inspiring English sources

If so, he will need to prise money from the Treasury to prop up failing hospitals, with money needed for the community.

So that raises the inevitable question: will the government then be tempted to prise money from Mr Nourbakhsh's fund?Ever since Mr Khatami came to power, Iran has followed a tricky path between Mr Nourbakhsh's liberal economics and the interventionism advocated by other policy-makers.

Hans-Werner Sinn, head of the Ifo economic research institute, linked the United States' calls for continuing stimulus measures to an attempt at prising money out of Germany of "a similar nature to the rescue packages for the crisis countries in southeastern Europe".

Graham's agent also represents Jermaine Jenas and David Bentley and will need to get to London in a hurry once Graham has inked his deal with Sunderland, to try and prise as much money as possible out of the west London outfit on behalf of his other clients.

It will take a lot of money to prise him away from Monaco, though.

Hundreds of millions are doled out to companies like Atos and Capita, while our government does all it can to prise paltry sums of money from the hands of disabled people.

It soon emerged that this is not new money; it must be prised from the chronically overstretched general NHS.

Soon we will find out, I suppose, when it is prised open for a large sum of money by, say, the Mail on Sunday.

If Clinton is the muscle, Moses is the money, a local trader offering instant cash for whatever gold has been prised from the baked earth that day.

If you want to prise away a player like Manu, the only thing you can offer is obscene amounts of money.

And, yes, unfortunately it involves money, the big M, and it's wrong to talk about it... no, it's not!" Busson's prise de conscience may have come early because, as he admits, his upbringing was a privileged one.