Sentence examples for conduits for large from inspiring English sources

Regulators will suggest that banks and brokerage houses adopt voluntary but detailed procedures that, if fully enacted, would sound an alarm whenever a foreign leader or that leader's family and business partners use financial companies as conduits for large sums.

The chances, however, that the flotilla of groups will draw much legal scrutiny for their campaign activities seem slim, because the organizations, which have been growing in popularity as conduits for large, unrestricted donations among both Republicans and Democrats since the 2006 election, fall into something of a regulatory netherworld.

Mid-Ocean ridge hydrothermal systems support rich communities of chemosynthetic organisms and are conduits for large heat and chemical exchanges between young oceanic lithosphere and the ocean.

Since then Kenya has become a primary conduit for large shipments of ivory flowing to Asia accounting for over 21.6 tonnes of ivory between 2009 and 2012.

But groups like Hope, Growth and Opportunity can serve as a conduit for large donors focused on races beneath the radar.

Over 100 cryptocurrency-focused hedge funds have been created in the least year, which are acting as a conduit for large amounts of fiat being converted to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

In recent years the Educational Foundation has become too involved in the politics of the district, and has demonstrated too little financial transparency to be a suitable conduit for such large sums of money.

The Korean phrase "nam nam buk nyeo" refers to the idea that North Korean women and South Korean men make the best mates — a term that hints at female bodies becoming a conduit for the larger reunification.

Meckel's cave is a natural mouth-shaped aperture in the medial portion of the middle cranial fossa that acts as a key conduit for the largest cranial nerve, the trigeminal nerve (CN V).

Concrete-lined, with electricity and metal tracks for transport, the carefully ventilated passageways appear to have been designed as the conduit for both large-scale assaults and clandestine abductions.

At a difference, however, with longitudinal strain, ventricular circumferential strain at basal level increased with increasing degrees of conduit, while it decreased at mid level (interaction p = 0.021) so that, for large conduit contribution to LV filling volume, circumferential strain averaged −0.11 ± 0.05 at basal as compared with −0.08 ± 0.04 at mid ventricular level (p < 0.001).