Sentences with phrase «of unlimited spending»

«The only actual benefit the customer gets is the illusion of unlimited spending,» says Papadimitriou, who suggests that well - off consumers would do better by having several substantial open lines of unused credit.

United boss Mourinho, who said he was unlikely to buy anyone in January, recently bemoaned his club's inability to invest up to» # 700 million» in new players, claiming Premier League leaders City have the advantage of unlimited spending power.

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His duties include building a national network of fundraisers and courting major donors, who increasingly have more options amid the rise of outside groups that can raise and spend unlimited sums.

In addition to the points you earn from spending, you can earn a sign - up bonus of $ 150 (or 15,000 Ultimate Rewards points) when you open a Freedom Unlimited and spend $ 500 within the first three months.

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But those figures don't include personal donations from industry executives to the super PACs that can collect unlimited amounts of money and spend it independently of a candidate's official campaign.

The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in 2010 allowed for unlimited political spending by corporations, but Justice Anthony Kennedy expressed his strong support for public disclosure of the money spent.

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Yankees limited partner Barry Halper has a nearly unlimited supply of baseball artifacts — a cache he spent 50 years assembling (SI, May 22, 1995).

Milan are in a period of financial limbo where they have seemingly unlimited funds to spend - but not the type of money that could actually save the club.

«Love bombing entails spending a period of time alone with your child, offering them unlimited love and control,» says James, whose previous works include How Not to — Them Up, a wry inversion of Philip Larkin's bittersweet observations on parenting.

In an ideal world, where we'd have unlimited time and large bundles of money to spend, it'd be easy — try everything!

As Maggie Haberman reports, de Blasio has had discussions in recent weeks with Google on the heels of his successful effort to get Goldman Sachs to agree not to spend on political ads in this election cycle — even though a recent US Supreme Court decision allows corporations to drop unlimited amounts of cash to try to elect of defeat candidates running for federal office.

Specifically a 2010 decision ruling that corporations and unions have the right to unlimited political spending in support or opposition of candidates in elections.

Citizens United overturned a century of legal doctrine when it ruled that pursuant to the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment, corporations and labour unions have the right to spend unlimited amounts of money through ads, commercials and other political tools to support or oppose candidates for office.

«Like the rest of the Democratic community, we continue to support comprehensive campaign finance reform, but until that happens, Senate Majority PAC is here to keep Democrats competitive with Republicans» unlimited spending.

It gave corporations and unions the green light to spend unlimited sums on ads and other political tools, calling for the election or defeat of individual candidates.

A super PAC is a political committee that can solicit and spend unlimited sums of money.

Over the same period, two state - focused accounts — including the soft - money «housekeeping account,» which can accept unlimited donations — raised $ 22 million, much of which was spent to help Cuomo.

Outside spending groups like Rove's American Crossroads super PAC are the progeny of the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision, which allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited sums for and against individual candidates.

Many a denizen of Nassau County — where the average SALT deduction in 2015 was $ 20,000 — spent the week between Christmas and New Year's fighting for her tax planner's attention; waiting in long lines to prepay her 2018 property taxes, in hopes of getting in one last, unlimited deduction before the new rules take effect — and then learning that those prepaid taxes might not actually be deductible, anyway.

But Lawrence Levy, executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, said Republicans «will spend a virtually unlimited amount of money to save this seat.»

A so - called super pac is a political action committee that is allowed to raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to support or oppose a candidate, provided there is no direct communication between the committee and the candidate.

Under the city's campaign finance system, outside groups can spend unlimited amounts of money on local races, as long as they don't coordinate directly with campaigns.

Cuomo has often decried the Citizens United decision, which ushered in the era of the «super PAC» of unlimited political spending on the national level as constraining efforts in New York to limit the state's porous campaign finance laws.

The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC allowed corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence American politics.

Super PACs may raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to advocate for or against political candidates.

Trump has said he would appoint justices like Antonin Scalia who opposed Roe vs. Wade, and supported the Citizens United decision that made it possible for corporations and SuperPACs to spend unlimited amounts of money on elections.

Kaminsky announced Monday he would back a pledge that vowed to back closing the loophole in state election law that allows limited liability companies to give unlimited donations as well as limit outside income for state lawmakers and curtail the use of discretionary spending in the budget.

The vast majority of spending by these committees now comes in the form of independent expenditures (IEs), which can be made in unlimited amounts on behalf of campaigns with the lone caveat being that the IE staff can not have any contact with candidates or their campaigns.

That decision opened the floodgates to unlimited amounts of money in elections, including through outside groups supportive of candidates that must not coordinate with official campaigns but can raise and spend unlimited sums.

Super PACs, also known as independent expenditure committees, are allowed to raise and spend unlimited amounts of money as long as their is no coordination with the campaigns they are supporting.

That decision allows corporations, Super PACs and shadowy political organizations to raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to influence political campaigns.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in 2010 paved the way for new forms of unlimited political spending — an opening seized upon by mega-donors on the right opposed to the Obama administration.

Mr. Cuomo's office had no immediate response to the proposal, which also included a plan to close the so - called L.L.C. loophole, which allows corporate interests to spend almost unlimited amounts of money on campaigns by channeling contributions through limited liability companies, which can be designed to provide little transparency.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizen United decision, corporations and unions are free to spend unlimited amounts of funds garnered from mega donations to boost their preferred candidates.

«Why would the governor ask labor to voluntarily disarm, while leaving big business interests free to spend unlimited amounts on behalf of their candidates.»

The super PAC — campaign committees that can received unlimited donations and spend unlimited amounts of money — has arrived on the local elections level, with one group spending heavily in a suburban county executive race.

Super PACs are groups that can make unlimited amounts of political spending independent of campaigns.

He also blasted political action committees that, without the coordination of a candidate, can raise and spend unlimited funds without public scrutiny of donors.

By law, Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money on behalf of a candidate as long as their is no coordination with the campaign itself.

Independent expenditure groups can receive unlimited donations from individuals, but can only use this money to spend on the campaigns of candidates with whom they are not coordinating.

While independent groups were unlimited in what they could spend in Connecticut that year, they did not, as they do now, have behind them four years of fundraising in a new political landscape.

But the objectors are also fighting to protect two semi-official rackets that are as much a part of the Capitol's culture as the pledge of allegiance: outside compensation from firms who soak up their government stature and the ability to accept unlimited campaign money and spend it however they please.