What concerns me is the unofficial war on cash that is going on, from the suspicion with which you are treated if you ever use large sums of cash to the campaign in Europe to decommission the €500 note.
Poortman, having worked as country director for the Balkans in the nineties, knew that governments established in the wake of a violent conflict rarely have the skills or the infrastructure to use large sums of money wisely, and Iraq was no exception.
The weakest part of the case, the jurors said, was the testimony of Mr. Young, who, with his wife, used large sums of money from Mrs. Mellon and another donor to hide Mr. Edwards's mistress, Rielle Hunter, from the news media and from Elizabeth Edwards, the former senator's wife, who died in 2010.
The general findings (in the light of the energy-consumption-environment hypothesis) can be justified, as Nigeria uses large sums of fossil fuels which are connected with the rising population.
The Bundesbank handles some important tasks for the euro zone as a whole, like administering a system used to transfer large sums of money.
Known only as "the Ulsterman", the informant possessed inside information about the supposedly secret Royal Mail trains that were being used to carry large sums of money between Glasgow and London each night.
It's now more true than ever that these portals are being used to raise large sums of money, as crowdfunding itself has become a viable alternative for capital formation for new commercial ventures, said Carl Esposti, the CEO of Massolution and founder of Crowdsourcing.org.org
He alleged that Gülen schools and educators in the U.S. are used to transfer large sums of money from Turkey and asked U.S. officials to investigate this flow of money. .
Opponents, however, question the use of such large sums of government money for a privately owned structure in an already thriving part of an economically dominant capital.
A story on the Web site of ABC News attempted to tie it the fact that some of the funds Romney invested in used blocker corporations to hold large sums of money, but I don't get it.
