Sentence examples for remittances through from inspiring English sources

Unlike Ms. Alfaro, I don't send remittances through an international bank.

He wants to see a progression, from the first generation that sends back remittances, through the second that sells the family home and brings the cash back to France, to the third that should start to put something more permanent back into the development process.From all this, a common point emerges.

Digital finance has taken off in countries as diverse as Bangladesh, where BKash [development] serves 8m registered users with payments and remittances through a network of 76,000 agents, and Pakistan, where EasyPaisa, the third largest mobile money deployment in the world, reaches 7.4m users.

Until 2012 Member States had only one initiative on transferring money, whereas generally remittances through official channels are proven to be on the rise [6: 41–42].

As can be seen from Table 2, only 8% of migrants sent remittances through banks, while about 37% sent through international money transfer companies (Western Union and Money Gram) and 31% through post offices.

One third of Haiti's economy flows through remittances -- through companies such as Western Union and Moneygram -- from overseas family members sending cash home.

The letter to Simmonds urges the UK government to help Somali MSBs find alternative banks, and requests that Barclays extends its termination deadline for at least six months so that the flow of remittance through licensed companies is not disrupted until a more durable solution can be found.

But in developing countries, remittance through Facebook could become popular if it costs less and were easier than existing solutions.

Barclays is playing down the impact of its decision, pointing out that 90% of remittances go through larger players such as Western Union.

The other example Bateman gives is Jeff Sachs' infamous "shock therapy" experiment in 1980s Bolivia – again, savings and remittances circulated through for-profit microfinance institutions (such as BancoSol) and into "postage stamp" farms and informal microenterprises, leaving growth-oriented small enterprises with no support.

Approximately $104 million USD in remittances flowed through this channel in the next two months.