Sentence examples for hefty donors from inspiring English sources

All are hefty donors to the caucus.

One of Trump's early cabinet selections, for instance, was Betsy DeVos as education secretary: DeVos is part of a multibillionaire family that have long been hefty donors to advocacy groups linked to the Kochs and championed charter schools and school choice, both popular causes in Koch world.

Joy was indeed a hefty donor to the Obama campaign.

But then true to form, he gratuitously spoiled everything with his final act in office, as he pardoned the fugitive financier (and hefty Democratic donor) Marc Rich, to near universal outcry.

Democracy Now had a protesters' version of Monopoly in which users were offered the chance to "buy a politician today!" Donors offering hefty contributions were greeted with messages like: "Welcome to the White House.

"The White House needs to send some signal that they would welcome broader and deeper and heftier participation by Democratic donors who can do that, and that certainly has not been the atmosphere so far," said Harold M. Ickes, a deputy chief of staff in the White House of President Bill Clinton who went on to spearhead the independent efforts to help Mr. Kerry.

Its prime minister, Salam Fayyad, once the darling of Western donors, is threatening hefty tax increases on businesses, hitherto his biggest backer, and may slash the PA's payroll.

Corporate donors will demand a hefty reward, having financed his campaign.

The Conservatives encourage hefty donations through access to their "donor clubs".

Well-established and successful chains of charter schools, such as KIPP, Green Dot or Achievement First, receive hefty support from philanthropic foundations and private donors.

According to the New York Post, the original decision to rename the law school was proposed by an anonymous donor, who offered GMU a hefty $20 million donation so long as its law school was renamed to honor the late justice.