Nghĩa của từ soft-money bằng Tiếng Việt

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1. Restrictions on soft money have been endorsed by Sen.

2. I was sinking fast in the mire of soft money.

3. He has been a soft money scientist for his entire career.

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4. And there is no limit on the size of soft money contributions.

5. Soft money refers to funds donated by individuals and corporations directly to parties.

6. Soft money is different from contributions made directly to presidential and congressional candidates.

7. The screen saver shows all money of EURO, both a soft money and coins.

8. Both sides of the aisle are corrupted by the soft money that gets them elected.

9. Hence, there's no need to come up with equivalents for "fax," "soft money," and "steroids."

10. Both major parties raised large amounts of soft money for use during the presidential campaign.

11. So $ 000 in soft money contributions personally solicited by me got moved to hard money accounts.

12. By 19 a total of $ 250 million in soft money had been given to the two parties.

13. The study covered soft money gifts to the national, House and Senate committees of each major party.

14. This is a noble temperament of shadows, hand book our legs to worship, soft money for life.

15. In practice, both parties use soft money to finance expensive media campaigns that promote their presidential candidates.

16. The issue of hard and soft money is only scratching the surface of this complicated subject of campaign money .

17. Dole now backs a ban on PACs, soft money contributions and the use of dues to finance labor union donations.

18. In theory, soft money is supposed to be used only for generic party activities and not to support specific candidates.

19. Both major parties raised soft money at a furious pace in 1995 and 19 each gathering more than $ 100 million.

20. They essentially were outlawed by recent campaign finance reform legislation, the McCain Feingold Bill. Outlawing soft money was intended to limit, clarify, and clean up election fundraising.

21. Hard money can be used to support an individual candidate's campaign, but soft money is not supposed to help individual candidates but instead to support the party.

22. Yet, the reform bill had a difficult time for seven years circulating around Congress before it was finally passed thanks to the unveiling of soft money scandals.

23. On the stump in New Hampshire we saw a rare sight: a Republican candidate and a Democratic candidate standing together to pledge they would push for reform and not touch soft money themselves.