The lawsuit contends that the governor and his education secretary sought to funnel millions of dollars to Edison Schools, a profit-making education company.
But the Senate, seeking to funnel more money instead toward chlamydia prevention, is considering providing only half that amount for syphilis.
The bill would also seek to funnel resources to independent libraries or agricultural groups in Cuba and alter the American trade ban to allow some self-employed Cubans to market their products in the United States.
The United States will likely seek to funnel supplies to so-called moderate rebels under General Salim Idris, the head of the Free Syrian Army's military command, to make him a more attractive alternative to more extreme elements.
The museum, which had been spared from the flames and the looting that devastated much of the city that summer, was faced with the loss of the city's financial support as officials sought to funnel scarce funds to the pressing business of rebuilding the city and public safety imperatives.
Another "fact" is that the family was on its way to Texas to meet a relative who was already there, thanks to the Galveston Movement, which I later learned operated between 1907 and 1914, and sought to funnel Jewish immigrants who might otherwise have been bound for the East Coast to the port of Galveston, Tex.
Knocked unconscious, Diniz was hauled off by a band of ten terrorists seeking to funnel the $30 million ransom to leftist guerrillas in El Salvador.
It's unlikely that voters in Europe or North America will elect politicians who promise to accept the West's special responsibility, who pledge solidarity to other parts of the world, who advocate a renunciation of prosperity and who seek to funnel Western money to Asia to invest in anti-flood projects.
But while the offer appears prominently on WeTransfer's website, the company doesn't try to funnel customers to use it if they don't seek it out.
We try to funnel ball carries to Ray.
