Sentence examples for an appropriations process from inspiring English sources

"This is why we have an appropriations process".

Mr. de Blasio, who is now the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York, had wooed his colleagues with idealistic promises: to galvanize the Brooklyn delegation into a cohesive legislative bloc, to democratize an appropriations process that Mr. Fidler had run autocratically and to share the chairmanship with a trailblazing black councilman.

"Let me tell you, it's a lot better to find resources through that mechanism than going through an assessment or an appropriations process.

So the fact that it's at the Fed -- access to Fed monies -- in order to finance itself is far stronger than any other place it could possibly be, depending on an appropriations process or assessment process".

Kierkegaard's Concluding Unscientific Postcript definition of faith as 'an objective uncertainty held fast in an appropriation process of the most passionate inwardness' (Kierkegaard 1846/1968, 180) is an example of a doxastic venture model.

"The inclusion of these provisions threatens to undermine an orderly appropriations process," Office of Management and Budget Director Shaun Donovan warned in a letter to Senate Appropriations Chairman Thad Cochran (R-Miss).. .

Dodd said that his set-up was the next best thing to an independent agency - and, in fact, better than a typical agency's assessment process, whereby a regulator is dependent on those it regulates for funding, and also better than a congressional appropriations process, where a regulator is subject to the whim of individual members of Congress who control certain purse strings.

In particular, they want to deprive the agency of automatic financing, so that, unlike other bank regulators, it would have to go through an annual appropriations process.

Aides to Mr. Boehner later said the speaker-designate was referring to his desire to have an orderly appropriations process later in 2011 and was not referring to the spending package Republicans would have to quickly assemble in the opening weeks of the new Congress.

"The inclusion of these provisions threatens to undermine an orderly appropriations process," Donovan wrote.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga). said he liked the short-term nature of the deal because it would allow Congress just enough time to finish up a modified appropriations process and strike a deal on cutting spending in exchange for increasing debt.