Sentence examples for circumvent spending from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it might lose some of its exceptional features in the process: its aim for international sustainability, rather than in-country sustainability, and its capacity to circumvent spending restrictions imposed by the International Monetary Fund.

The opportunity is that the Global Fund's exceptional features – its aim for international sustainability, rather than in-country sustainability; and its capacity to circumvent spending restrictions imposed by the IMF – could be extended to the improvement of health systems, and no longer be limited to disease-specific interventions.

Five senior Republicans from the Senate and the House have asked the comptroller general of the United States, Gene L. Dodaro, to investigate the actions of Ms. Sebelius to determine if she was improperly circumventing spending limits imposed by Congress.

(Until last week her two PAC's were contrived to circumvent federal spending limits, which of course she professes to support).

But in the case of the G.S.A. conference, the inspector general's report details what seems to be an elaborate method to circumvent these spending limits.

Mr. Goode donated $90,000 of his campaign money to charities after the MZM scandal broke, saying he did not know before then that any donations from MZM employees were "straw" donations intended to circumvent campaign spending laws.

Ken Gross, a former counsel at the FEC who is now a partner with Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom in Washington said: "The difficulties that the FEC and the IRS have had investigating the activities of these groups, has given them a fairly wide berth for operating," which has led some dark money groups to exploit loopholes in order to circumvent political spending limits.

In other instances Facebook ads have also been used to circumvent campaign spending rules in elections.

The elections agency has been looking into allegations that the Conservatives circumvented campaign spending restrictions during the 2006 vote that brought the party to power.

By the mid-1980s, candidonorsand donors were circumventing the spending limits by raising unlimited "soft money" donations to party committees from corporations, unions and wealthy individuals.

Using a variety of budget gimmicks, they circumvented the spending caps and the pay-as-you-go limits by $16 billion in 1999, $53 billion in 2000 and $93 billion in 2001.