Sentence examples for pay for attacks from inspiring English sources

A6 Hamas Financiers Indicted The Justice Department indicted three people who officials said provided millions of dollars to pay for attacks against Israel by Hamas militants.

Despite such suggestions that the contributions will help pay for attacks on the Republicans, the Federal Election Commission prohibits money given to that committee to pay for anything other than campaign lawyers and accountants.

The money, he said, would pay for attack ads.

In the 2010 election for the state legislature, Pope spent hundreds of thousands of dollars that helped to pay for attack ads.

The impact of the decision has been felt in the Republican primary in the last two weeks as wealthy interests have begun to pay for attack ads against Mr. Romney and Newt Gingrich.

Under cover of the tax code, the identities of donors are kept secret while they pay for attack ads against candidates, all the while claiming their main purpose is civic and nonpartisan.

As more states continue to impose onerous voter ID requirements on minorities and the poor, unlimited dollars from the wealthy continue to pour into (not-really) "independent" groups to pay for attack ads.

Last month, a three-judge federal panel in Washington struck down the ban on soft money but said the parties could not use it to pay for "attack advertisements".

But the court also endorsed important provisions of the law, which banned the parties from using soft money to pay for attack ads and prohibited the president, vice president or members of Congress from raising soft money.

Unless I've misunderstood this, Chinese gamblers are bankrolling Raymond Tusk in the evil billionaire's wicked plot to buy off Democratic congressmen and women and to pay for attack ads that ridicule the current White House incumbent and his staff.

But as Childs' millions were helping to pay for attack ads against staunch conservatives who the Club for Growth argued were not conservative enough -- like former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in 2007, and Alaska Rep. Don Young in 2008 -- two of JW Childs Associates' companies, CHG Healthcare and SimCom, were aggressively slicing off larger pieces of the federal budgetary pie.