Sentence examples for adopt appropriations from inspiring English sources

If they stick to that position, it makes it very hard to adopt appropriations bills" like those Trump wants.

The prevailing wisdom among experienced federal budgeteers seems to be (1) Congress may not adopt individual appropriations again any time soon and (2) an omnibus appropriation that combines all 12 annual spending bills into a single piece of legislation is now standard operating procedure.

Led by Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas, Congress adopted an appropriations bill last year that waived the federal government's interest in any proceeds of the settlement.

But when the more arid sections of the State were settled and the need for irrigation increased, legislation was enacted adopting the appropriation principle.

Congress has considered adopting automatic continuing appropriations reforms.

An earlier appropriations bill amendment by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) proposed cutting the agency's water off by "prohibit[ing] the FCC from using any appropriated funds to adopt, implement or otherwise litigate any network neutrality based rules, protocols or standards".

Again, though, if Republicans can't adopt a budget, they might find themselves doing zero appropriations bills.

And without those votes, Republicans would lack the majority to adopt the document, imperiling the return to a regular appropriations process and threatening to make post-office naming bills a staple of the congressional agenda.

I evaluate how Christian organizations adopt new information communication technology, particularly the obstacles to the appropriation of and the challenges to church authority presented by new technology as well as the relationship between real and virtual communities.

The legislation is one of 12 appropriations bills that Republican leaders hope the entire House of Representatives will adopt by the July recess.

In only three years were all the regular appropriations bills adopted on time.