Sentence examples for temporary money from inspiring English sources

But you can't see that temporary money in your account, watching all that money passing by you, walking through the building, and not want a cut, right?

But the series proves it takes a village — the entire system of hockey — to produce these increasingly addled specialists, who trade their brains for temporary money, temporary pleasure, temporary fame.

But the temporary money fund insurance program announced on Sept. 19 by the Treasury has helped slow the exodus, especially for lower-risk funds investing in government securities and Treasury bills and notes.

The purchase agreement was a condition that the Treasury Department imposed on the fund before accepting it into the temporary money fund insurance program, which the government established after the money fund panic that hit in mid-September.

All of those measures entail outsiders throwing temporary money at the situation.

An effort to pass a stop-gap bill to provide temporary money has stalled in Congress: Republicans have insisted they will not approve the stop-gap measure unless Democrats agree to block money for President Obama's healthcare law, and Democrats have refused to do that.

As hundreds of billions of dollars were withdrawn from money funds, the Treasury rushed to create a temporary money-fund insurance program, which will expire no later than September — ideally, after these new rules are in place, the president of Invesco, Martin L. Flanagan, said.

Nonetheless, the run did not stop until the U.S. Treasury stepped in and guaranteed (albeit on a limited and temporary basis) money market fund shares against loss.To view a downloadable and complete abstract for Mark D. Perlow follow this link.

(A representative of Najlaa's associate firm in Amman, Jordan, blamed the workers' mistreatment on a temporary "cash money problem," and the U.S. military eventually intervened on the workers' behalf).

A representative of Najlaa's associate firm in Amman, Jordan, told me that the workers' mistreatment had been due to a temporary "cash money problem," and a K.B.R. spokesman said that the company "fully disclosed the incident to our U.S. government clients including all remedial actions taken by both K.B.R. and Najlaa".

In recent weeks, Mr. Paterson had signaled that he would push for steep cuts in health and education spending regardless of what kind of federal aid materialized, arguing that state lawmakers had become "addicted" to spending and that the state could not count on temporary stimulus money to overcome the severe deficits projected for the years ahead.