Sentence examples for interest cash from inspiring English sources

He says Albany is dominated by special interest cash, and "it's Andrew Cuomo's world".

SocStock (New York, NY) is a platform that allows small businesses to get community-funded, zero interest cash to fuel their growth.

It's been known for a while now that Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN) has been planning to form a caucus of "moderate" Senate Democrats hoping to soak up special interest cash in exchange for blocking the progressive agenda.

"Tool Academy" has joined a long list of problematic and sometimes scarily entertaining VH1 reality shows that pit sleazy, desperate people against each other for a prize, whether it's a love interest, cash or "a new lease on life".

The loan guarantee will allow the co-op to access a low interest, cash-secured overdraft from which it can source more money to lend locally.

But the audit faulted Hunter in several areas, among them: hiring family members and friends without disclosing potential conflicts of interest; cashing out $1.3 million in vacation time without proper review; and signing a new five-year contract, worth up to $18 million, without approval by the player representatives.

The offer was for a "payday loan," a type of high-interest cash advance that many states have banned.

Representative Michael E. Capuano and Senator Christopher J. Dodd have co-sponsored the Fair Elections Now Act, legislation that would end reliance on special-interest cash and put voters in control of our elections.

The five-member Supreme Court majority led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. argued that massive amounts of special-interest cash do not create an appearance of corruption, and that restrictions on donations violate free-speech protections in the constitution; none of the five jurists ever faced a voter.

He said his party's economic message was lost amid the special-interest cash that poured into the Republican coffers, citing in particular the contributions from the pharmaceutical industry that countered the Democratic platform of creating a prescription drug benefit under Medicare.

Now -- to put it in the slam-dance vernacular of politics today -- it is a collection of the spineless led by the cynical, constantly lap-dancing for special-interest cash to finance the permanent campaign, deadlocked not over high principles but over petty partisan advantage and, as C-Span devotees know, incapable of mounting a debate worthy of a junior high school.