Sentence examples for amounts on behalf from inspiring English sources

But he suggested that they were permitted under election rules that allow state and national party organizations to spend limited amounts on behalf of federal candidates.

The Court said that corporations (for-profit as well as non-profit) had the First Amendment right to spend unlimited amounts on behalf of candidates.

As the two campaigns dueled, people on both sides said it was possible that they would agree to accept public financing and then simply have each political party spend unlimited amounts on behalf of its candidate, including money for voter mobilization efforts and television commercials, as allowed by law.

In mid-February, IRS agents cracked down on tax preparation businesses in Georgia, Texas, California, Florida and Louisiana for claiming "egregious" phone-tax refund amounts on behalf of their clients.

Only super PACs, which can spend unlimited amounts on behalf of candidates and significantly boost their runs for the White House, can take in those funds directly.

Under their plan, the government would contribute a fixed amount on behalf of each beneficiary, and future beneficiaries could use that money to buy private insurance or to help pay for coverage under the traditional Medicare program.

The Penobscot Tribe voted to join the lawsuit late June, and the Secretary filed a second lawsuit, for the same amount, on behalf of the Penobscot on July 17 one day before the statute of limitations would have expired.

Indeed, the American government's legal case against executives at Enron turns not on the amount of risk they took on behalf of the shareholders, but on enriching themselves without ever risking their own money.Special report Living dangerously Freud, finance and folly The price of prudence Too clever by half Financial WMD?

System revenues included advertising sales, ad delivery and amounts invoiced on behalf of Compaq Computer cpq.

That's much less than the amounts spent on behalf of his vanquished opponents Jeb Bush ($80 million) and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio ($70 million) and below the totals for the remaining GOP contenders, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz ($32 million) and Ohio Gov. John Kasich ($18.5 million).

The government, asked by the Supreme Court for its views, said the question was important because "it affects the ability of plan fiduciaries to recoup significant amounts of money on behalf of employee benefit trust funds".