Sentence examples for extracting funds from inspiring English sources

It points in particular to its role in extracting funds from the European Union.

But a huge amount of the next mayor's time will be spent on extracting funds from central government.

There is a new strand of extra-budgetary populism: extracting funds directly from corporations or businessmen, by selling the city's policies to build what pleases the people.

His summary of what he has coined the "poverty industry" is: "the private sector partnering with the state and local governments to use the vulnerable as a resource for extracting funds … strip-mining billions in federal aid and other funds from impoverished families, abused and neglected children, the disabled and elderly poor".

Payments from one PayPal account to another are immediate, though extracting funds to a bank account will take more time, depending on your bank and your location.

So we end up politicizing and extracting funds out of new construction even though we are 40 years deep into a largely self-imposed housing shortage.

A man of technocratic mien, he busied himself with foundations and associations, extracting funding from Cold War agendas.

But there was Rigby, and, in the parlance of all who have extracted funds from locals, Rigby had been good to me.

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.