Sentence examples for tap money from inspiring English sources
Across the world, banks wobbled as they struggled to tap money markets for short-term loans.
But Trump's border wall — and his chosen method to tap money for it — remains broadly unpopular in public polling.
In some countries post offices act as a payment centre, allowing people to receive remittances, pay bills and top up or tap money stored on their mobile phones.
If the town decides to buy, it will tap money it has set aside for open space and apply for state grants, said the town attorney, Thomas Wood.
The retailers say Visa and MasterCard unlawfully require merchants who accept their credit cards also to take their debit cards, which tap money from a user's bank account.
Such a step might allow Spanish banks to tap money from the European Union, rather than the government being forced to accept aid, which might look to many observers like an international bailout.
The agency is in effect tapping money it previously parked with Treasury.
Some investigators suspect that MF Global tapped money from futures customers to cover trading losses and demands from securities customers who were closing accounts, people briefed on the investigation have said.
Even strong banks in "core" euro-area countries are being frozen out of markets.A second vital source of funding is borrowing through short-term interbank markets or tapping money markets.
Using his reverence to sway others and silence questions, he enlisted others in a scheme that, in addition to the Department of Education, eventually tapped money from the Small Business Administration, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and other agencies.
The actions underlined the difficulties the carmaker has in tapping money markets to raise funds.In Europe's biggest takeover battle this year, Schaeffler, a privately held industrials group, made an euro11.2 billion ($17.8 billion) offer for Continental, one of the world's biggest suppliers of car parts and a leader in new fuel-efficiency technology.
