91.   The Central Bank froze accounts of three people suspected of helping money launderers.

92.   The Central Bank revokes its order to freeze accounts at commercial banks.

93.   The bank later froze the account and reimbursed donors.

94.   The government had frozen the accounts saying the money was ill-gotten, but Bhutto argued she needed funds to fight numerous court cases.

95.   The government tried to quell the panic by promising to convert all bank savings into hard currency if depositors agree to freeze their accounts for nine months.

96.   The EU has already moved to freeze accounts of individuals and groups suspected of having links with international terrorist groups.

97.   The law permits the Central Bank to freeze suspicious accounts for up to a week and allows the courts to freeze such accounts indefinitely.

98.   The Pakistani government asked that the accounts be frozen in connection with allegations that Bhutto enriched herself while in office.

99.   The Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil charges and had company accounts frozen.

100.   The United States has pressured Gulf nations, and countries worldwide, to freeze accounts of groups it claims are involved in terrorism.