Sentence examples for steering money from inspiring English sources

Mr. Regula claimed credit for his role in steering money to Jupiter Oxygen in a 2006 company press release.

Republicans charge that the programs have largely been boondoggles, steering money to favored industries and companies while providing very few new jobs.

The agency is steering money to local nonprofits and beginning its own efforts, like a pilot program in nearby Watertown and towns near other military bases around the country, to seek out veterans at risk of homelessness.

The formula would have distributed money based on weather conditions instead of actual damage, was criticized by housing advocates as steering money away from minority areas and was ultimately rejected by federal housing officials.

As I mentioned in my article, the state of California might allow some of its industries to comply with a forthcoming global warming policy by steering money into tropical forest protection, but even that is no certainty.

Prosecutors are investigating hundreds of people, including several who are household names in Germany, on suspicion that they evaded taxes by steering money to Liechtenstein, a postage-stamp principality known for its striking Alpine scenery and discreet banks.

The federal and state governments have been steering more money toward education in these areas, and tech-based organizations are continuing to grow beyond Silicon Valley.

While others, particularly those specializing in vetting secretive hedge funds, are paid a bounty by the hedge funds for steering investors' money to the funds.

Making good on a campaign promise, Trump is declining to accept a salary as president and instead steering the money elsewhere.

To make sure they learn the right skills, he has advocated close partnerships between these colleges and local businesses and suggested steering more money to colleges or teachers whose students find work.

Your May 1 editorial "The Ever-Deepening Pension Mess" proposes solutions to the troubling problem of kickbacks to politicians from investment houses for steering pension money from the $122 billion New York State pension system.