Sentence examples for sequestered money from inspiring English sources

That said, it's a nice at-a-glance figure that both lets you know it's okay to take the car in today and also reminds you of the goals for which you've sequestered money.

First, you can't trust many financial institutions in the Caribbean, especially in Antigua, where the laundering of money, often from the drug trade, or money being sequestered offshore by individuals who require secrecy, is deposited.

Israel said it released $20 million of the sequestered Palestinian money today.

In addition, the rainy-day fund plan approved by voters in November requires that money be sequestered to help the state deal with long-term costs.

The money has been "sequestered" and might, one day, go to a successor government in Tripoli.

The rate at which money is being sequestered out of the economy into personal and institutional wealth needs to be reversed, and managed in the future.

Why is there such a blind spot when it comes to the trade unions?" Cameron added: "The law for company donations was changed years ago, the law for union donations has been left untouched … it should be a decision that you have to take, the money shouldn't be sequestered away from you without being asked".

Ordinary people's money in deposit accounts was sequestered to bail out the system.

After the money came in, the team sequestered themselves for the Summer to work on the project.

Moreover, about $4.6 trillion, or more than half of all debt held by the public, is now sequestered in central banks — paid for with printing-press money.

They are sectors in which the gains of globalisation have been sequestered by a tiny number of people in organisations that regularly fail to make money and are riddled with bad debt and malpractice.