Sentences with phrase «unlimited amounts of money»

By a 5 - 4 vote, the court ruled corporations and unions can spend unlimited amounts of money on independent expenditures.

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.

The nonprofit lies outside of city campaign finance rules and was able to accept unlimited amounts of money from firms and individuals who had business before the city.

Another benefit of whole life insurance is that you can put a seemingly unlimited amount of money into your policy, based on your policy's death benefit.

The nonprofit operated outside of city campaign finance rules and was able to accept unlimited amounts of money from firms and individuals who had business before the city.

However, donors can give unlimited amounts of money to county level party committees, which can then distribute the funds.

Currently, donors can direct unlimited amounts of money for purposes such as utility bills and party staff salaries, though those accounts are often used to transfer money to other committees.

Another benefit of whole life insurance is that you can put a seemingly unlimited amount of money into your policy, based on your policy's death benefit.

Parties can transfer to, or spend unlimited amounts of money on, the candidates they support.

The nonprofit was outside of city campaign finance rules and was able to accept unlimited amounts of money from firms and individuals who had business before the city.

He said members of Congress are talking about reforms after the record $ 7 billion spent on the 2012 federal elections, including at least $ 1 billion from super PACs that can raise unlimited amounts of money from anonymous donors.

Instead of social networking, the online technology that's really shaken up 2008 is fundraising: the candidates» ability to raise almost unlimited amounts of money online has been a true game - changer, allowing Barack Obama to opt out of public financing and to begin to build a significant Democratic financial advantage for the first time in political memory.

Of course, there are ways around these caps, ranging from the so - called LLC loophole to donating unlimited amounts of money to a «housekeeping committee.»

Cuomo, meanwhile, continued to benefit from the so - called LLC loophole that allows companies to give basically unlimited amounts of money by creating different subsidiaries.

Proposals to close a campaign finance loophole that allows businesses to pour unlimited amounts of money into campaigns faded quickly.

and in doing so the Court protected the use of unlimited amounts of money by corporations and unions into election 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.

«We are both entitled to transfer unlimited amounts of money,» Jacobs said.

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.

Wenger created a team that dictated English football for years and were undefeated for 49 games, he worked with a very limited budget in order to ensure the club moved to the Emirates, a 60,000 + first class stadium without financial problems and kept competing for the Premier League and Champions League despite facing teams with unlimited amount of money.

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.

Under state law, the party committees, which can receive contributions often 10 times larger than candidates can directly, are permitted to move unlimited amounts of money into candidates» campaign accounts.

ALBANY — Since a 1996 opinion from the state Board of Elections resulted in a system in which owners of multiple limited liability companies can give effectively unlimited amounts of money to candidates for office, nobody has raised more money from LLCs than Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Combine those two, and you have basically a system of legalized bribery, where corporations, or the very wealthy using shell organizations, can dump unlimited amounts of money.

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.

Governor Cuomo pledged during his election campaign that he would work toward reforming the state's campaign finance system, which contains loopholes that permit nearly unlimited amounts of money to be given to candidates.

In 2011, the governor set up an entity called the Committee to Save New York, a tax - exempt, 501 (c) 4 non-profit group that could raise unlimited amounts of money without disclosing its donors.

That means reducing contribution limits to candidates; ending unlimited donations to party «housekeeping» accounts; and prohibiting contributions from limited liability corporations, which are used by corporations and individuals to give essentially unlimited amounts of money to candidates.

As Delisle explained so cogently in his Brookings essay, PSLF has turned out to be a bonanza for people to borrow unlimited amounts of money to go to graduate school.

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.

Rule 506 of Regulation D (Reg D) paves a way for companies to raise unlimited amounts of money from the sell of securities.

Squadron has a bill that would close the loophole, which allows individuals to contribute virtually unlimited amounts of money to a campaign by funneling it through a limited liability company.

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.

He proposed changing some of the practices that factored heavily in the trials, including closing the LLC loophole, which allows corporations to form Limited Liability Corporations and donate unlimited amounts of money to candidates.

When he ran for office four years ago, New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo pledged to close a loophole in the state's campaign finance regulations allowing corporations and individuals to pour unlimited amounts of money into politics.

The now - shuttered nonprofit lies outside of city campaign finance rules and was able to accept unlimited amounts of money from companies and individuals with business dealings before the city.

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.

The Legislature also once again ignored proposals to close the so - called LLC loophole, which allows wealthy individuals and companies to funnel almost unlimited amounts of money into state politics without disclosing their identity.

Cuomo also wanted to close a campaign finance loophole that allows donors to give unlimited amounts of money to candidates by setting up multiple limited liability companies.

Companies relying on the Rule 506 exemptions can raise an unlimited amount of money.

Rule 506 (b) allows for issuer's to raise an unlimited amount of money, from an unlimited number of accredited investors, so long as no «general solicitation» is conducted in connection with the offering, and that each investor has a substantive, pre-existing relationship with the issuer or person offering the securities of its behalf.

Someone who shorts a particular stock, on the other hand, can lose an unlimited amount of money if the stock should rise instead of drop in price.

Simultaneously, it was also able to avail itself of the broad benefits of the Rule 506 exemption, including the ability to raise an unlimited amount of money from an unlimited number of accredited investors, blue sky preemption and «relaxed» disclosure standards, as sales were only made to accredited investors (that said, the company did provide fulsome disclosure materials to prospective investors).

If you comply with these requirements, per Rule 506 (c) of Regulation D, you can raise an unlimited amount of money selling securities to anyone if they're accredited.

Rule 506 (b) of Regulation D under the Exchange Act of 1934 allows an unlimited amount of money to be raised in private placements of a fund's securities from an unlimited amount of accredited investors.

Are the Arabs THAT DUMB, in your opinion, that they can not even create their own lobby considering the almost unlimited amount of money they have?

Chelsea have basically an unlimited amount of money.

We should demand a top player in return because they unlimited amount of money, so skinning them for 70 millions won't hurt them.