Sentence examples for direct proceeds from inspiring English sources

Some families feel an urgency to do this for estate planning purposes, since they can direct proceeds of a life insurance policy to the trust.

Current laws and regulations give the government less authority to seize the assets of terrorists than of drug cartels, one federal investigator said; it may seize only assets that are the direct proceeds of terrorist violence.

"My enormous preference would be to do what is traditionally done by big collectors who are not just boiling over with cash, where there is a small purchase and a large gift," he said, referring to the common museum practice of paying for only part of a donation's value, which allows the donor to claim a tax deduction and also reap direct proceeds.

Featuring scenes from an historic American quilt, the set offers curatorial information about the quilt's themes and heritage, as well as a mail-in insert allowing purchasers to direct proceeds to any of several charities.

The straightforward explanation for this finding is that either the direct realization of the collateral results in direct proceeds or, in the case of an amicable agreement, the bank would only reach this agreement if the payment offered equals at least the sum of the expected discounted (net) returns from the collateral and the personal arbitration measures against the debtor.

In the spirit of supporting the gay community, singer Cyndi Lauper will hold a show as planned in North Carolina and direct proceeds to a North Carolina group working to repeal the law.

The court upheld a quiet title judgment for the plaintiff, holding: "If defendants [Indians belonging to the Big Meadows tribe] had any right to the land, it should have been asserted in the land department pending the application for patent, or by direct proceeding on the part of the government to set aside the patent".

In keeping with its D.I.Y. ethos, the band recently released an EP, Secretthroughough Bandcamp, a Web site that directs proceeds to the artists themselves.

Hill, suffering from an inoperable brain tumor and given only months to live, used her story to raise awareness and funds for pediatric cancer through her foundation, Layup4Lauren, which directs proceeds to The Cure Starts Now.

Though museums sell artworks all the time, they generally direct the proceeds toward acquiring other works of art.

Justine Delaney, the club's music director, said she did not know about the organization's announcement that it had enough money but said she would direct the proceeds to its efforts in Haiti anyway.