Sentence examples for amount authorized from inspiring English sources

All campaigns, from House of Representatives races to Presidential contests, seek to have their contributors "max out" by donating the full amount authorized by law.

The amount authorized for consumption is set by each unit's commander, who then enforces this policy through random breathalyzer tests for both on-duty and off-duty soldiers.

It's increased the amount authorized under a share repurchase program by an additional $9 billion, on top of an original $6 billion plan, of which it's spent $4 billion.

Democrats, civic groups and teachers' unions complain that federal spending consistently falls short of the amounts authorized, and Republican lawmakers in a dozen or so states passed anti-No Child Left Behind resolutions.

Though the law passed with strong bipartisan support, Democrats, civic groups and teachers' unions complain that federal spending consistently falls short of the amounts authorized when they signed on -- an accusation that Republicans reject, saying that spending on the nation's poorest schools has risen by more than 50percentt on Mr. Bush's watch.

Actual funding will be appropriated in a separate measure and could differ the amounts authorized.

In subsidiary ledgers, the appropriation would be divided into smaller amounts authorized for various departments and programs, such as: The complexity of an appropriation depends upon the city council's preferences; real-world appropriations can list hundreds of line item amounts.

The Amazon A-to-z Guarantee will also reimburse you if you do not receive an agreed upon refund from a third-party seller or if a third-party seller charged an amount greater than the amount you authorized for your purchase.

(Congress did not appropriate a set amount, but authorized Mr. Feinberg to pay what he deemed fit).

"The traders took more risk in terms of the volume and the amount that was authorized," she said.

The homegrown technology used for Grainger.com, its first e-commerce site, was unable to support the features customers wanted, like a pop-up list as soon as they signed on showing supplies they usually buy or a procedure that required orders above a specific amount to be authorized.