Sentence examples for annual authorisation from inspiring English sources
These dominate mandatory spending, which does not require annual authorisation.
But nor does it guarantee changes to entitlement programmes, which do not require annual authorisation and are the real source of long-term spending pressure.
It proposed capping discretionary spending, the sort that needs annual authorisation, raising Social Security taxes and limiting benefits, imposing a raft of cost controls on federal health care programmes, and eliminating tax breaks while lowering tax rates.
Yet they seem poised to do it all again.On October 1st much of the federal government will shut down unless Congress votes to fund the roughly 35% of the budget that requires annual authorisation.
A US Senate panel approved its annual authorisation of funding for intelligence operations on Tuesday, including measures to increase spy agencies' ability to prevent leaks of classified information like those by Snowden.
(The other part of the budget, mandatory programmes, or entitlements, do not require annual spending authorisation, remaining in force unless they are modified).
22 The numbers of NCEs authorised in the UK between 1972 and 1994 also show no consistent annual trend, although there was an increase in authorisations of new biological entities and products of biotechnology.
Once a school is authorized to offer the IBDP, an annual fee ensures the school ongoing support from the IB, legal authorisation to display the IB logo and access to the Online Curriculum Centre (OCC) and the IB Information System IBISS).
However, it might reasonably be assumed that in most cases, absentees would be forced to take annual leave (as longer term sick leave usually requires a doctor's authorisation).
These include the threat of almost $90 billion of annual spending cuts due to take effect in March and, soon afterwards, the possibility of letting the authorisation for a chunk of federal spending expire, forcing the government to shut down.
Next step: abolish authorisation".
