Sentence examples for attack finance from inspiring English sources

Page A8 REPORTS OF ATTACK DIFFER While security forces in Baghdad said there had been no attack, Finance Minister Rafe al-Essawi said a car bomb rocked his convoy as it returned to the city from a funeral.

"But the other angle, and the especially troubling one given the Thiel reveal, is the fact — and it does now appear to be a fact — that even a successful digital publisher can be threatened with ruin by a concerted litigation attack financed by someone (or some group) who wants to destroy it," he said.

A number of banners were carried, on which were inscribed mottoes attacking finance and financiers, often in revolting terms.

As his appearance Sunday evening on television made clear, Hollande has yet to prove that he is capable of fixing the French economy by means other than attacking "finance".

As his appearance Sunday evening on television made clear, Hollande has yet to prove that he is capable of fixing the French economy by means other than attacking "finance". Get set, then, for next Thursday, the day when the winner of the primaries will finally reveal his priorities and his agenda as future President.

Q. -- How were the attacks financed?

The report said that it defined engaging in terrorist activities as actions like planning or conducting attacks, financing an operation or recruiting and helping transport terrorists.

Another Democrat, Senator Russell D. Feingold of Wisconsin, one of the chief backers of campaign finance reform, survived a multimillion-dollar onslaught of television attacks financed by its opponents.

Mr. Gingrich also renewed his complaints about what he said was Mr. Romney's barrage of negative attacks, financed by what Mr. Gingrich said were wealthy backers from Wall Street and Goldman Sachs.

The right went after senators like Mr. McIntyre and Frank Church, a Democratic senator from Idaho, with attacks financed by a new wrinkle in campaigning: political action committees with independent-sounding names and no accountability to voters.

Jim Bopp operates the James Madison Center for Free Speech and has devised a strategy to attack campaign finance regulation through the courts.