If true, would potentially mean that Manafort was siphoning off money donated to Trump's Super PAC.
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The first is by siphoning off money (ranging from one cent to ten cents) while they play games.
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Cyberattacks that compromise political campaign funding — whether by siphoning off money or cutting off donations — present a growing threat.
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The aim is stop North Korea from obtaining hard currency from siphoning off money that goes to the workers globally.
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Instead of siphoning off money, behavioral ads boost publishers' bottom lines by providing their advertisers with more expensive, higher-value opportunities.
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She tweeted that the government "must do much more to prevent companies siphoning off money to the detriment of suppliers, workers and the British taxpayer".
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When the investigation began last year, Italian media reported that Palombella and Nardella were suspected of siphoning off money into an Italian bank and using it for personal expenses.
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He has put welfare programs at the center of his economic policy, cutting out intermediaries in the distribution process that he said were siphoning off money intended for the poor.
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Investors in a residential mortgage-backed securities trust have filed a proposed class action against HSBC Bank USA, accusing it of siphoning off money from the trust for its own legal costs.
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The "list" price, the "wholesale acquisition cost" (whatever that is), the price before discounts and rebates to middlemen (who are these people, and why are they siphoning off money paid for drugs?).
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The guy, Kevin Lee Co, reportedly pulled an Office Space at Holt—a heavy machinery company where he worked—by slowly siphoning off money with fake credit card transactions, the Washington Post reports.
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" Biden further fleshed out his education platform at the town hall, promoting free community college and slamming for-profit charter schools for "[siphoning] off money for our public schools, which are already in enough trouble.
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South Sudan's intelligence services have increasingly taken control of the state-owned Nile Petroleum Corporation, known as Nilepet, siphoning off money to finance the conflict and to enrich the political and ethnic elites, the commission said.
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Abetted by the burgeoning credit market, building-and-loan financiers had been enticing depositors with the promise of homeownership while siphoning off money for themselves, a scheme that eventually failed, along with the stock and real-estate markets.
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He offered each of the expecting mothers $2000,215 to put their newborns up for adoption, siphoning off money for housing and health care after arranging for them to travel more than 5,000 miles from the Marshall Islands to the United States, prosecutors said.
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You had a great piece on the skills gap argument and how it played a particular political sociological role at the time, which was to say that the problem is the workers themselves, and not rich people or bad policy just siphoning off money from the economy.
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It will derail our Mars effort, > siphoning off money and engineering talent for the next two decades. If we > aspire to a long-term human presence on Mars—and I believe that should be > our overarching goal for the foreseeable future—we must drastically change > our focus. Our purely exploratory efforts should aim higher than a place > we've already set foot on six times. In recent years my philosophy on > colonizing Mars has evolved.
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In 2009, Tomov came under legal scrutiny due to supposedly abusing his position during his time as chairman of the managerial board of Kremikovtzi. In early 2011, the Sofia City Court found Tomov guilty of allegedly siphoning off money (15 million leva) from Kremikovtzi, imposing a prison sentence. In 2013, the Appellate Court decided that the case needs a review and returned it to the court of first instance, with the trial recommencing in April 2014. In February 2015, the Sofia City Court declared Tomov not culpable.
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That same month, Hergé broke from his manager, Thiery, after discovering that the latter had been siphoning off money for himself. Many Belgians were highly critical of the magazine due to its connections with Hergé, who was still deemed a collaborator and traitor by many; La Soir and La Cité publicly criticised the decision without referring to him by name while Le Quotidien and Le Drapeau Rouge specifically singled him out for denunciation. Hergé believed that the children's author Jeanne Cappe was behind many of these accusations, and threatened her with a lawsuit. Unhappy with life in Belgium, Hergé made plans to emigrate to Argentina, a nation that was welcoming many Europeans who had supported the defeated Axis powers and which had a thriving comic book scene.
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