Sentence examples similar to take proceeds from inspiring English sources

The state law defines money laundering as taking proceeds from a criminal activity and, through some financial transaction, putting them to a different purpose.

She said the program runs on "spit, grit and volunteers" — concerts cost perhaps $10, and at book readings like the one scheduled for that sticky Thursday night, she takes proceeds from any sales.

The investors who sell securities to the central bank then take the proceeds and buy other assets, raising their prices.

The university plans to take all proceeds from the sale and invest them back into the university.

Make it paid up Stop paying the monthly premiums but don't take the proceeds until the maturity date.

"Potentially we have lost the opportunity to take tax proceeds from that development and plug them directly into public improvements," he said.

"We wanted to take the proceeds from the sale of the industrial properties and continue to grow and have a balance in all markets," said Scott Rechler.

"Take the proceeds and buy conservative bonds.

Take the proceeds of your sale – $5,900 — and buy as much Barnett Banks stock as you can — 85 shares at recent prices.

He plans to soon raise billions through either a public offering or a merger, and take the proceeds to fund his charitable activities (see "A Motivated Philanthropist").

And we have gotten a great deal of criticism for the asset forfeiture, which, as the sheriff said, frequently was taking narcotics proceeds and other proceeds of crime.