Sentence examples for murky spending from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — As China's government doles out $584 billion to stimulate its ailing economy, critics inside and outside the Communist Party have pressed for details about the murky spending plan and demanded the right to follow the money.

As a consequence it was only a mildly murky time spent in Morgan and Davidson's company.

But the IRS definition of what exactly constitutes political spending is murky, and the agency has never defined how much money social welfare groups can spend on express political advocacy.

While other spending is murkier, the government is clearly funneling aid and services toward poor neighborhoods.

Inflation in Britain is running about 2percentt as the growth outlook remains murky because of soft consumer spending and falling housing prices.

Other economic policies included compensation for depositors who lost Soviet-era savings, price controls on food and medicines to bring inflation down, and calls for a review of murky privatisations and high social spending.

Hedge funds are so murky that big institutions tellingly spend two to six months checking one out before handing over money, the SEC found.

I wondered what kind of "owner and entrepreneur" he would make, if his whole career had been spent in the murky and authoritarian ways of the KGB.

For all its local vim, this race has been a remarkable mirror of the federal campaign, with copious spending by outside groups, murky polling data and escalating nastiness.

He had cleared his desk and spent months studying the murky nexus of politics and business in Russia in the 1990s.

Politics long has been ruled by truisms, conventional wisdom and intuition, with millions spent based on a murky mix of polling and focus groups.