Sentence examples for actually appropriated from inspiring English sources

President Clinton signed the law in August, but only about $20 million was actually appropriated.

The Sound's many friends in the New York Congressional delegation must make sure that the money is actually appropriated.

Perhaps a more direct example is Mexico, where Congress actually appropriated --it's called the Merida Initiative--to be used in conjunction with the federal government of Mexico to buy equipment and, importantly, to train civilian law enforcement.

Later in the year, the money is actually appropriated and detailed in a series of about a dozen budget bills (roughly one for each department or area of spending the federal government does).

Although the bill does not actually appropriate the funding that is done in separate legislation it typically dictates appropriations levels.

The question now is: How long will it take the Senate to actually appropriate the $3.4 billion?

It is critical that Congress actually appropriate the full $750 million the House has authorized for the global fund.

Until Congress actually appropriates the money, however, this amounts to little more than a promise -- one on which Mr. Bush and the Congressional leadership are obliged to deliver.

Of course, Congress will still have to actually appropriate at least some of the U.S. funds, which may prove difficult with a Republican-controlled House and Senate.

The 2010 Affordable Care Act instructs the federal government to make these payments, but it does not actually appropriate the money.

Ryan ushered five bills through the chamber thus far, though he's said he hopes lawmakers returning from the November election, "drop their political shenanigans" and get on to "the serious business of actually appropriating".