Sentence examples for pac it from inspiring English sources

A day after the announcement that the campaign, like its Republican rivals, would super PAC it up, Messina spoke at the members-only Core Club in Manhattan and "assured a group of Democratic donors from the financial services industry that Obama won't demonize Wall Street as he stresses populist appeals in his re-election campaign," reported Bloomberg Businessweek.

Further, while ceteris paribus, we expect doctors to be more likely to provide PAC, it is important to involve the mid-level providers in PAC provision owing to the paucity of doctors in Ghana, especially outside the two biggest cities Accra and Kumasi (Brookman-Amissah 2004; Hessini et al. 2006).

When he was on the PAC, it pointed out that most departments cannot adequately link costs to outputs.

The average donation to that super PAC — it raised nearly $5.5 million in 65 transactions — was $84,387.

Although he was sustained by a well-funded Super Pac, it proved not to be enough for his campaign to continue.

The outsourcing giant Serco, which has numerous NHS contracts, told the PAC it would be happy to see the Freedom of Information Act extended to cover its government contracts, and to open its books for inspection.

If labor cannot provide the counterpunch to the conservative super PACs, it is unclear whether anyone else can.

(Or that the 2016 Republican nominee and his eventual boss would also rail against the Super Pacs it helped spawn).

The reported spending by the Trump campaign and associated PACs was six hundred and seventeen million dollars; for the Clinton campaign and associated PACs, it was $1.2 billion.

Super PACs, it turns out, have little need for small donors like Merrill.

AIPAC spends millions of dollars lobbying but its real financial clout lies with the pro-Israel Political Action Committees (PACs) it is tied to.