Sentences with phrase «into pockets of»

On the surface, doubling the standard deduction and retaining MID might seem to put more money into the pockets of many middle - income households without compromising the federal government's historic commitment to home ownership.

REM: With Quebec's consistently high number of For Sale by Owner properties and increasing consumer pressure to reduce commissions, how do you get more money into the pockets of your agents and your brokers?

Bush is also a strong proponent of putting more money back into the pockets of taxpayers through cuts in federal income, capital gains, and estate taxes, all positions backed by NAR.

In addition, we will also seek to ensure that tax relief efforts put more money into the pockets of hard - working families and that affordable homeownership and rental housing opportunities remain an accessible goal.»

The bulk of divorce costs often goes into the pockets of divorce attorneys.

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While traditionally low wage occupations, recent minimum wage increases across the country are raising incomes and putting more money into the pockets of American workers, and therefore more money back into the economy.

It's time to put profits back into the pockets of investors instead of lining the pockets of their Advisors.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) continues to reach its greedy claws into the pockets of cryptocurrency investors — surprising some with unexpected bills.

Despite promises to investors that funds raised from the ICO would go to the company as it worked to expand PlexCoin and create new products, the SEC found the money instead went directly into the pockets of Lacroix and his partner.

Plus, roughly one percent of the total supply of tokens mined before the release will go straight into the pockets of the BTG development team.

No trips to the gas station, no money into the pockets of the big corps.

They are largely methods for the atomization of society into pockets of political identity that are then pandered to by political parties and leaders.

If so, then to the profits of the bench are added the profits of the tap: and the money which justice would have returned to the hands of the creditor, is extracted, through this channel also, into the pockets of the judge.

Closing law society libraries, or reducing them to ineffectiveness through budget restraints, will put more money into the pockets of legal publishers as individual lawyers are forced to grow their individual collections.

«Last year, FINRA's fines predictably decreased after 2016's record - setting year, but the amount of restitution ordered increased, demonstrating that FINRA is interested in getting money back into the pockets of investors,» said Partner Brian Rubin, an author of the study.

This is yet another step that will have the effect of taking money from innocent accident victims and putting it into the pockets of large insurance companies.

In the New Law Journal on 27th May 2011 John Spencer commented: «The money generated to referral through referral fees does not find its way back into the pockets of the accident victim.

This puts disposable cash into the pockets of families, homeowners, renters, small businesses, and building owners.

Trillions pa are being diverted into the pockets of those offering heavily subsidised so guaranteed profitable snake oil remedies like Musk and the renewables industry.

That perception encourages us all to pay more than the fuel should cost and puts enormous quantities of dollars into the pockets of people who have no skills, talents or resources other than their influence over sources of hydrocarbons.

These boondoggles cost far more than they'll ever produce, and for soaking the taxpayers and diverting funds into the pockets of the uber - rich politically connected cronies these Cuisinarts in the sky are making mincemeat of Mother Earth's precious living creatures.

for soaking the taxpayers and diverting funds into the pockets of the uber - rich politically connected cronies — WRONG unless you exclude the fact that oil companies exist.

The retrofit program would create 36.5 million person days of work and put money back into the pockets of those who need it most.

Far too much public money has already been shoveled into the pockets of these evil rent - seeking scientists.

Because DC already has a firm clean energy funding stream, the DC carbon fee and rebate policy can use more of the revenue to put money back into the pockets of DC residents.

Wegman discusses the likelihood of a transfer of wealth from taxpayers into the pockets of a clique that is gaming the system for its personal financial gain.

A lot more money, flowing from the political favors of tax - payer subsidized renewable energy into the pockets of billionaires, plus getting politicians to impose new environmental rules on fossil fuels and nuclear to make them wildly more expensive and billionaire renewable interests more competitive.

Also, tax payers get very irritated when aid money dissapears into the pockets of the rich and the powerful, the backlash could be considerable.

The remarkable early portrait Robin Redbreast (c. 1915) depicts her younger sister Minnie staring out intensely at the viewer, thumbs tucked into the pockets of her scarlet waistcoat.

During the 2016 Frieze Art Fair in New York, he hired a pickpocket to slip sculptures into the pockets of people attending the show.

So any money going into the project, then goes into the pockets of the company.

Many eco tour groups promise a carbon neutral experience that puts tourists» dollars into the pockets of local communities, including aborigines, while aiming to educate travellers about the environment and the flora and fauna en route.

By and large homestays are an excellent budget option and you'll be putting cash directly into the pockets of the local community, but you should expect the basics only: usually a fan - cooled room, share cold - water mandi and squat toilet — often with little or no English spoken.

Or if you pay her bar fine, then that amount will 100 % go straight into the pockets of the owner (sometimes the mamasan receives her share, but the girl doesn't get anything from the customer other than her sex price).

They accuse outfits like his — I counted at least three at the auction — of putting blood money into the pockets of the breeders.

Most puppy mill puppies are sold in pet stores, which means buying dogs from pet stores puts money directly into the pockets of puppy millers.

It is the first time that anyone has ever documented — in dollars and cents — the multimillion - dollar river of cash that is flowing from rescue nonprofits, shelters and dog - advocacy groups through auctions into the pockets of dog breeders.

The founder of Pet Rescue Rx, Glenn Buckley, DVM, strongly believes a significant portion of that should go to helping shelter and rescue animals, instead of into the pockets of big business or shareholders.

But most of it goes into marketing, sales, and into the pockets of Broker Dealers, wholesalers, and their salespeople.

Buchholz concluded, «A sophisticated, flexible and liquid mortgage market inspired millions of Americans to refinance their mortgages at lower rates, injecting billions of dollars into the pockets of consumers.»

Usually, the spread goes into the pockets of the exchange professionals who handle trades.

After all, they assure you, tax reform added piles of dollars to the bottom line profits of corporations as well as placed mounds of money back into the pockets of millions of households.

Into the pockets of the life insurance company or their salesmen as a commission.

I can see where you are coming from with this post; however, I'm personally sick of both parties using the government to vote themselves into the pockets of everyone else, in order to fund their pet projects and special interests.

It doesn't go into the pockets of your claim rep.

Of course, most new financial products are not designed to benefit Joe and Jane Investors: They're mainly designed to put your money into the pockets of their creators.

In 2012, it was reported that $ 2 billion worth of diamonds had been diverted into the pockets of Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe and his inner circle.

[This is] the story of a rebellion that's slowly but surely putting money into the pockets of millions of Americans, winning powerful converts, and making money managers from California Street to Wall Street squirm.

The Liberal's campaign pledged several significant tax policy changes aimed at putting more money back into the pockets of middle - class families — and depending on your income bracket, you're probably now wondering how all of this is actually going to impact your wallet in real dollars and cents.