Sentence examples for remitters from inspiring English sources

The Somali jihadist group, the Shabab, hit uncomfortably close to the truth when its spokesman dismissed the gathering as "Belgian waffle".On the same day an arguably more important meeting between the British government, Somali money-transfer firms and banks which plan to close the accounts of the remitters was cancelled.

For their part, the remitters have offered to undergo rigorous auditing and agree new industry standards for transparency.

Another is a code of conduct worked out by remitters, banks and regulators.

Some money remitters "don't have the proper checks in place to spot criminal activity," the bank says, or could "unwittingly" be financing terrorists.In this section Let them remit A tale of two families The struggle to restore calm Competition among Islamists They're not ill ReprintsBarclays was among the last British banks willing to deal with agents who cheaply transfer money to poor countries.

Smaller U.N. case studies and surveys of female migrants from countries including the Philippines, Indonesia and Lesotho, consistently hint at some important differences between female and male remitters.

"Women as earners, movers and remitters are largely invisible," Jean D'Cunha, global migration adviser at U.N. Women, said at a U.N. conference on remittances in Geneva last month.

FdL is working on several pilot projects to establish what we call Facilitated Diaspora Networks that will not only allow remitters to more easily send money home, but also contribute to the development of their home towns and regions.

Richard Stone Don't make the authorities run before they can walk: What we have seen in Somalia is that the World Bank has been keen to create a banking industry from scratch, but is putting to much strain on the authorities, asking them to address long lists of legislation and regulation, rather than starting small (i.e. with the remitters in the case of Somali).

· We are reviewing bureaux de change, cheque cashers and money remitters; legitimate services but also, in instances, known to be open to abuse as a source of terrorist finance.

In 2000 it was only the 17th-biggest remitter in the world indeed, it was a net receiver.

2. Any name designated on the Office of Foreign Asset Control OFACC) restricted list, which can encompass a bank name, remitter or beneficiary".