externalising

Makamba, who has been in prison awaiting charges for six months, was accused of "externalising" foreign currency.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2004

Three years ago the firm was accused of 'externalising' over a US$1 million in payments from overseas clients but the matter then seemed to have died a natural death.

SWRadioAfrica Podcast 2009

Perhaps people think they have rights to housing and holidays because we regard these things as a quid pro quo for our society's being systematically dismantled by government policies - of all parties - that favour their large, global buddies (via subsidies to big business, infrastructure; the externalising of social and environmental costs; and a biassed regulatory system) at the expense of the small and local.

I Heart Steven Pinker, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Northern Rock grew rapidly by externalising its costs, pursuing money-making schemes that would eventually be paid for by other people.

This state-hating free marketeer ignores his own failed experiment 2010

The throat centre – visuddha – governs the expressive and externalising mind...

Lucretius, Virgil, Dante, Sri Aurobindo Tusar N Mohapatra 2007

The throat centre – visuddha – governs the expressive and externalising mind...

Archive 2007-10-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2007

For them, the fundamental point is that deliberately forming an object is a process of externalising one's will.

Thomas Hill Green Tyler, Colin 2006

Keeping with the problem of externalising the internal the attempts at novelistic touchs where lecturer Joe expounds on his theories about love fall very flat.

Enduring Love (2004) 2005

The Continental political class is engaging in a collective act of what psychologists call displacement, externalising something which they do not like in themselves.

It's not rocket science Richard 2005

He was charged with externalising foreign currency - taking money out of the country illegally.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2004