Sentence examples for Dubious funds from inspiring English sources

Shapiro was involved in providing dubious funds to athletes and the university's sporting set-up for eight years.

The companies appeared to be serving as fronts for Hezbollah to move all sorts of dubious funds, on its own behalf or for others.

Legal authorities considered it a serious setback to their efforts to give an unequivocal signal that Geneva is no longer a haven for dubious funds.

Held mainly by Shiite businessmen in West Africa, the companies appeared to be fronts for Hezbollah to move dubious funds, for itself or others, and to mask Hezbollah's involvement in transactions.

For London's historic place at the heart of the empire has endowed it with the networks and skills, from the Square Mile to Caribbean tax havens, to become one of the world's leading hubs for the dispersal and camouflaging of dubious funds.

Their dubious funding history notwithstanding, corporations -- airlines in particular -- have been lobbying for greater permissiveness for several years.

An editorial in The Asian Age said, "With pressure mounting on the B.J.P. and its chief, Mr. Nitin Gadkari, after reports about dubious funding of his trust, talk has begun in the saffron party about who will succeed Mr. Gadkari in case he has to step down and is not allowed a second term as party president".

But unlike Mrs. Clinton's trouble with the former fund-raiser Norman Hsu — whose extensive legal problems and dubious fund-raising practices came as a surprise — her campaign identified the concerns about the Chinatown fund-raising on its own, campaign officials said.

Besides the late Mr. Stans, other former officials in the department have faced accusations of dubious fund-raising, including John Huang, the former Democratic National Committee official who raised millions of dollars for the Democratic Party after leaving commerce, including large offshore checks that had to be returned to contributors because the party could not verify the source of the money.

Rob Carthy, Bromley The opposition to Acta centres around the bureaucratic imperative of NGOs of dubious funding sources that are used to bullying creators in Geneva, and who have been excluded from the Acta negotiation process at the drafting stage (Newly asked questions, 12 November).

But Sarah argues that without some of this rather dubious funding, the art world would look very different.