Sentence examples for studies money from inspiring English sources

He is executive director of the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit Washington organization that studies money and politics.

"Influential people with fat Rolodexes can in effect lobby without having to register," said Sheila Krumholz, the executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan center that studies money in politics.

Charles Lewis, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington nonprofit group that studies money and politics, said that while paid speeches were legal and he understood why former officials gave them, the practice nonetheless "cheapens public service".

"You can say a lot of things while you're running for election," said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, which studies money and influence, "but putting them into practice once in office is a different ball of wax".

A report from the Campaign Finance Institute, a Washington nonprofit organization that studies money and politics, found that the 173 donors to the host committees — mostly corporations but also several trade unions — have contributed $180 million to federal candidates and spent $1.3 billion in lobbying federal officials since 2005.

"If you get a better salary, that's the explanation of the news: 'They're paying me 80 grand, the last place only paying me 65.' " Barbara W. Keats, an associate professor of management at Arizona State University who studies money attitudes among the young, said that their relative lack of manners regarding salary can be traced to the self-esteem movement embraced by baby boomer parents.

Some people use it for study money.

For low-income students, Mr. Obama wants to guarantee Pell grant financing levels and to match inflation increases, and his stimulus package provides more Pell and work-study money.

He was found guilty last year on five counts of embezzlement, theft and fraud relating to the illegal payment of work-study money to athletes at Barton County (Kan).

"We wanted kids to participate in the community in a substantive way, to manifest their hearts while making some work-study money.

The estate tax stimulates $14 billion a year in charitable bequests, according to an Internal Revenue Service study, money that nonprofit organizations have come to depend on.