Sentence examples for Direct wealth from inspiring English sources

They could direct wealth to Russia, the new capital of global reaction.

This creates a potentially far bigger direct "wealth effect", with consumers adjusting their spending with an eye on the rise and fall of the stockmarkets, regardless of whether they realise their own capital gains or losses.

In conclusion, the uniqueness of Greater Santiago's neoliberal development is discussed, highlighting the concentration of power, the influence of capitals over policy design and the strong socio-spatial inequalities that reflect direct wealth circulation from natural resources extraction to financial and real estate rents, in the absence of a strong industrial sector.

Beyond the direct wealth that will come with Hyperloop and autonomous car technology, there are other resources that will become more plentiful with the rise of these new forms of travel.

The U.S. move is indeed a wise one to stop the bleeding wound (over 2000 U.S. soldiers dead and some 20,000 injured) and loss of direct wealth of approximately $264 billion $2 billionn per month for 132 months).

In one she describes how scientific philanthropy in the 19th century directed wealth to museums and other public institutions rather than the poor, while another video delves into how MoMA itself interacted with revolutionaries and communists, like the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera.

Through a variety of trusts, such as revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, special needs trusts, charitable trusts, among others, and a last will and testament, you can direct your wealth to whom you want.

In extenuation, she says, "Like many Americans... my finances are largely held in index funds or mutual funds... Sadly, most of these broad investments are as compromised as the American economy -- degraded as it is by the fossil-fuel, defense and finance industries". It is true that the mutual funds, not Stein, direct her wealth to the industries she attacks.

The family's profile started to rise in 2010, when Robert Mercer became co-chief executive of the Renaissance Technologies hedge fund and began directing his wealth into Republican campaigns.

Democratic policy has long taxed the wealthy to pay for social programs (schools, health care, jobs training) that enable social ascent; Booker is proposing a more direct conversion of wealth of the rich into wealth for the poor.

While there are no direct measures of wealth in NHANES, differences in wealth by race/ethnicity are reported to be much larger than differences by income; for the same income, the amount of wealth for African Americans and Hispanics has been shown to be much lower than for Whites [ 28].