The phrase "attack fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, politics, or military operations, typically referring to a fund set up to support aggressive actions or campaigns.
Example: "The organization established an attack fund to finance its efforts against the proposed legislation."
Alternatives: "offensive fund" or "assault fund".
For one victim, nearly 200 pieces have been identified, while for others, there was a single shard of bone. 1 Attack Fund Coming Into Focus Kenneth R. Feinberg, who is responsible for distributing billions of taxpayer dollars to those who lost relatives in the terrorist attack, will soon decide two dozen test cases that will establish rough boundaries for the sizes of the awards.
Last week in Illinois, of the $1.5 million spent on television in the U.S. Senate race, Democrats spent $700,000 $500,0000 from the Giannoulias Campaign and $200,000 from the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee) and Republicans spent $723,000 $363,0000 from the Kirk Campaign, and $360,000 from American Crossroads, the corporate attack fund organized by Karl Rove).
But national parks are under attack: funding cuts, the weight of tourism and political double standards are jeopardising their future.
Since she believes that critiques of the book are part of a coordinated attack funded by Koch money, let me begin with a disclosure.
They also have another reason for their attacks: fund-raising.
"Sadly, this resolution is too late for the young children in Sierra Leone who lost their arms in these crazed attacks funded by these diamonds," he said.
Under the context of the 2001 Authorization of the Use of Military Force following the September 11 attacks, funding was directed to support the training and equipping of a national counterterrorism capability, which became a requirement to field three Philippine Army Light Reaction Companies (Arthur 2012).
And there are numerous other examples of misleading attacks, funded by CLF, that have nothing to do with taxes.
Well, he's president of the National Association of Gun Rights NAGRR), which raised over $16 million in 501c4 political-attack funds, according to its latest-available federal filing.
When the United States periodically threatens military attacks, funds dissidents and sponsors terrorism, the administration helps fuel anti-American nationalism, said Ganji.
Whether it's certain GOP presidential candidates' rhetoric or their policies -- building a fence, refusing to support an increase in the minimum wage, denying climate change science or attacking funds used for community health centers that Latinas depend on, the candidates on the Right have made it clear that they are just not that into us.
