Sentence examples for dredging money from inspiring English sources

It did this by dredging money out of companies with the approval of the courts.

Vitter worries that other lawmakers could make up for the loss of the surplus harbor-dredging money by cutting other Corps projects.

He also hinted that he might hold up other federal aid, telling a radio news reporter in April that money for dredging the Miami port might be at risk.

Local, state and federal officials last week said they were seeking alternatives in order to restore the normal navigational aids on the creek, including finding money for dredging to guarantee the economic stability of the businesses, including three marinas, and the 50 workers who depend on the waterway.

To ensure the safety of the lower Yellow River, the government has invested huge amounts of money for dredging every year and thousands of hectares of land are occupied by the dredging sediment.

The Chair of the Agency, Lord Smith, has admitted he should have done more to get money for dredging rivers but says his staff did all they could with available resources.

He is employed on fixed-term contracts: "four main ones," over the last 13 years, with fillers on money "dredged up from somewhere" by the head of his department.

It still kills me to remember this: Somehow, my now-second husband dredged up the money to buy me a single white rose.

But some who are following the efforts have begun to express skepticism about the hope and money going into dredging mud and raising steel.

Even without New Jersey's support, the corps has the money to begin dredging this summer, and engineers expect to start at the mouth of the river and in the bay.

But he said, the federal government, which is responsible for dredging waterways, should come up with the money.