Sentence examples for shell organization from inspiring English sources

It was made by a FWD.us shell organization called Americans for a Conservative Direction.

He shared that he was working through his pain with a couple of blacks, including Roy Innis, the head of a shell organization called CORE.

Just as Frank Perdue used to proudly back his chickens, the proposed legislation requires the chief donors in corporate, union and shell organization ads to stand by their message before the cameras.

The entity that has paid for the vast majority of these commercials is Restore Our Future, a financial shell organization that was set up and exists solely to funnel money to Romney's campaign.

The other is Education and Health Centers of America, which is essentially a shell organization whose purpose is to funnel money to Community Education Centers, the politically connected company that dominates the halfway-house system, according to interviews and government records.

At least two advertisers — Lowe's, the home-improvement retailer, and Kayak.com, the online travel firm — have pulled commercials from "All-American Muslim," a new reality series on the TLC cable channel, since the show was condemned by David Caton, an anti-Muslim and anti-gay activist, and the shell organization he founded and runs, the Florida Family Association.

The bad news is that dozens of lawmakers managed to evade the ban with wanderings paid for by nonprofit shell organizations.

Texas law requires that a state PAC have at least 10 donors, a provision designed to ensure that such committees are not used as shell organizations for donors wishing to hide their identities.

Trolls, or their more diplomatic legal title, Patent Assertion Entities (PAE), are typically shell organizations with no other interests but to hoard intellectual property and frighten fragile small businesses into legal settlements.

It also peddled its case to the public, starting up cuddly shell organizations to mask its own involvement.

Peterson tried to amplify the impression of an anti-deficit groundswell through a kind of three-card monte in which he funds many different shell organizations staffed by the same people and delivering the same message.