Sentences with phrase «big infusion»

Political consultants say Kate Anderson's Rolodex of individuals willing to give her money is not to be dismissed — if combined with big infusions of cash from deep - pocketed reformists such as former Mayor Richard Riordan or Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

He used to be one of the conference's top fundraisers, sending big infusions of cash to his fellow Democrats» coffers.

Some education experts say that the administration closed its eyes to mounting evidence about the program's problems in its own interim evaluations, which were released in the years after the first big infusion of cash.

Director of the Office of Civil Legal Aid Jim Bamberger said this funding is the single biggest infusion of money for civil legal aid Washington has ever received.

Early on, big infusions of campaign cash from teacher unions and from interest groups fueled Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction race.

But this big infusion of new capital could boost the confidence of creators in the platform.

SAN FRANCISCO — In its quest to build a global empire, Uber has turned to the Middle East for its biggest infusion of cash from a single investor.

I think we need a big infusion of talent to the D - Line probably in FA and draft.

Aside from the $ 60,000 Fidler sent their way of late, the Senate Dems received two big infusions of cash today — $ 25,000 to their housekeeing account, which has no contribution limits, from PHRMA; and another $ 25,000 from the Empire Dental PAC.

At least for now, the collaborators aren't expecting a big infusion of new federal funding.

State education agencies — often dismissed as poorly organized and thinly staffed clearinghouses — are about to get a big infusion of responsibility and authority with the recent passage of the Every Student Succeeds Act.

In Clarksdale, a superintendent's recipe for improving schools includes themed magnet schools, tougher academics, citywide school choice, and a big infusion of grant money.