Sentence examples for extract funds from inspiring English sources

Ghanaian politics is financed by an "iron square" of politicians, bureaucrats, construction contractors and party officials who covertly extract funds from public procurement.

Elsewhere she has depicted the army, in view of its ability to extract funds from America, as a massive "self licking ice-cream cone".

A whole plethora of courses, magazines, DVDs and computer programmes have sprung up to extract funds from people who would formerly have simply found themselves unable not to write and would have proceeded accordingly.

Osborne is "repeatedly going back to the well to extract funds through a bank levy, a move which ultimately risks forcing banks to relocate outside the UK", he said.

Mr Livingstone yesterday published a revised London transport map which included every project on the drawing board, in a last-ditch attempt to extract funds from the Treasury in Monday's comprehensive spending review.

Companies are becoming more clever about using – or misusing, depending on your perspective – the patent system to extract funds from competitors or thwart others' growth.

Promising schemes have been proposed to extract funding from cosmic rays using a technology that traps the rays in a matrix of informal, low-key private luncheons.

This current brouhaha has been brewing for years as Hayes drained his research funds and failed to extract funding.

How do you extract funding for risky research from conventional sources, such as NIH's and NSF's standard funding programs?

As a result of the very large numbers of registered UK charities, we were unable to extract funding information from all of them.

First, as a result of the very large numbers of registered UK charities, we were unable to extract funding information from all of them.