Sentence examples for PAC from inspiring English sources

This only works if you have clarity in the boundary between legitimate PAC or rather NAO scrutiny, and the autonomy of the BBC, subject to the trust".

And to defend each of these points of view, there will doubtless soon be a super PAC.

Anyone with a gripe and a fortune can now weigh in on the election via a "super PAC", a new sort of campaign group that can raise and spend as much as it wants on advertisements as long as it does not have any formal ties to a party or candidate.

When it's a Super Pac The dodging of an official White House bid also allows candidates to dispatch would-be campaign staff to run Super Pacs.

There was a degree of irony to the moment, given Paul's 2016 campaign spent much of the day fundraising from the event and rallying its supporters, while a pro-Paul Super Pac even poked fun at Cruz over Twitter.

The PAC report said it was "unacceptable" that the Cup Trust had ever been allowed to register as a charity, and it was shocking that the commission had failed to close it down when it investigated it, between 2010 and 2012.

The Shenhua mine has already gone through a series of approval processes, include two NSW PAC assessments as well a number of referrals under the federal water trigger process.

And yes, this does actually exist: Morgan's AMA answers felt a bit brief, so here's the lightning round: he wants Will Smith to play him in a movie about his life; Kate Upton is the most famous person he's ever farted around; his favorite video game is Pac-Man; and if he could have anything in the world, he'd choose his youth.

The report, released on Wednesday by California-based liberal Super Pac Climate Hawks Vote, is the first to rank Senate Democrats' environmental records not solely on congressional votes, but on their leadership and vocal support for action on climate change.

We went to Pac Sun and it took us over 2 hours to get through that store.

That was the thinking that got the Pennsylvania Republicans to run their own ad attacking Mr Obama on his pastor, and spurred the National Republican Trust PAC to spend $2.5m on similar ads.