Sentence examples for taking millions from from inspiring English sources

A small group of mostly UK organisations have been taking millions from the public purse, while paying their chief executives six- or seven-figure salaries.

He also dismissed his opponents, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, as candidates whose similarities (favoring businesses over workers, in Mr. Nader's view, and taking millions from corporate donors) outweighed their differences.

As for Tony Blair's bizarre sabotage of his own good reputation by taking millions from repellent potentates, Labour hopes that is more self-harming than damaging to his old party.

for taking millions from a donor with an interest in the bill's passage.

One group the Mayor bragged won't see layoffs is the Police, despite the controversy about them taking millions from Muni in "work orders" to patrol buses.

So successful, in fact, that he has won a primary and is one of the last candidates standing, despite the fact that he is not taking millions from oligarchs.

"It is despicable that our elected representatives in Washington would propose taking thousands from the pockets of VA nurses, border-patrol agents and food-safety inspectors simply to protect a small group of millionaires and billionaires," he said.

So, to re-cap the problem facing CalPERS: Private equity managers are taking billions from the pension but the pension has no idea how much.

Once a billionaire, he's now facing 150 years in prison for taking billions from investors in a Ponzi scheme.

The two Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioners who voted to approve the pipeline were appointed by Donald Trump, who has taken millions from energy companies, including NextEra donating a quarter-million dollars to his inauguration.

"One says it's OK to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do.