Sentence examples for pac control from inspiring English sources

Mr. Colbert has drawn wide attention for the humorous ads by his Definitely Not Coordinating With Stephen Colbert Super PAC; control of the group was recently transferred to the comedian Jon Stewart, the host of "The Daily Show," just in case Mr. Colbert does mount a presidential run.

In 43 mutants, including the pac control and the T-DNA insertion (ins) mutants ins20, ins24 and ins25, the number of genes showing significant differential expression (>2.5-fold change) was greater than 10.

Yet the groups' success or failure could help decide the Republican nomination: Super PACs control the vast majority of the money being spent in the primary, leaving the contenders largely at the mercy of the groups supporting them.

Most of the PAC contributions were from leadership PACs controlled by Democratic members of Congress.

Senate Majority PAC has also received $2 million since 2011 from leadership PACs controlled by Democratic senators.

There's more – cash poured into campaigns through "super PACs" controlled by long-time political party operatives, for example.

But as is the norm in Washington, the lawmakers and lobbyists have figured out a workaround: Political campaigns and so-called leadership PACs controlled by the lawmakers now pay the expenses for the catering and the lawmakers' lodging at these events — so they are not gifts — with money collected from the corporate executives and lobbyists, who are still indirectly footing the bill.

It's failed to radically democratize politics and so, for the upcoming 2016 election, we've got almost all the candidates being funded by Super PACs controlled by tiny groups of enormously rich individuals.

The top recipients of money were PACs controlled by party leaders, including GOP Reps. Eric Cantor (Va).

What good is a student movement when the political heft of high-paid lobbyists and privately-funded Super PACs controls who can win an election and what they're willing to push in office?

The PAC contributions illuminate that the Congressional Leadership Fund super PAC, which has the endorsement of the entire House Republican leadership, will be viewed by corporate and industry interests as yet another place to show support for House Republicans and curry influence through contributions -- just like the leadership PACs controlled by individual members of Congress.