My books are not my children and I know my characters aren't real; there is no crazy channeling going on, trust me.
If Trump gained a voter's trust by channeling his or her anti-establishment feelings, that voter might adopt Trump's position on issues they know or care less about.
Traditionally, public relations campaigns have succeeded by channeling messages through established and trusted media.
Bust Trusts: Obama, perhaps channeling the popularity of GOP President Teddy Roosevelt, vowed to tackle food monopolies that dominate the "vertically integrated" CAFO industry and drive small and medium-sized producers from business.
Stalin was channeling Nicholas; Putin channeled both.
So, brands are more likely to get the attention by channeling their message through people with a trusted network.
For some of the trusts, says Patrick Bryden, an analyst who covers the sector for RBC Capital Markets in Calgary, "sustainability is a big question mark". Royalty trusts are like U.S. real estate investment trusts, which can avoid corporate taxes by channeling most of their earnings to investors.
Under Section 524(g) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, companies can obtain a "channeling injunction" placing all present and future asbestos claims in a special trust set up to pay those claims over time.
Then, there is Lawrence Penna, another contributor to Mr. Torricelli and the Clintons, who recently pleaded guilty to two separate crimes: illegally manipulating the price of a stock (which Mr. Torricelli's blind trust invested in for one day and made a $50,000 profit) and illegally channeling donations to the senator's 1996 campaign.
And although the full details are not yet known, initial press reports suggest that channeling their giving through a newly created limited liability company called the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, rather than through a charitable trust, would assist Zuckerberg in maintaining control of the shares he has pledged.
"She was channeling her".
