It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… and legal requirements and using their authorities and funding to prevent discrimination not only internally, but … and legal requirements and using their authorities and funding to prevent discrimination not only internally, but … - page 561
… a President’s agenda may be greater through OJP grant funding than it is through any of the federal government ’s … a President’s agenda may be greater through OJP grant funding than it is through any of the federal government’s … - page 565
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… Grants operate with a carrot and a stick. To receive grant funding, a recipient must agree to certain conditions, which … support for the LGBTQ community and for more of the funding to go to areas with large immigrant populations. … Grants operate with a carrot and a stick. To receive grant funding, a recipient must agree to certain conditions, which … - page 566
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… The United States provides about one-fifth of OECD’s funding.** The U.S. should end its financial support and … The United States provides about one-fifth of OECD’s funding.** The U.S. should end its financial support and … - page 698
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