Sentence examples for appropriated as part from inspiring English sources

But he said there was growing confidence among Democrats that Republicans would keep their word to ensure that Flint aid was appropriated as part of continuing discussions.

Today, at a presentation in Manville, federal economic development officials explained that the money, appropriated as part of a military construction bill that President Clinton is expected to sign, could be spent on public or business projects.

The US has recently announced the suspension of $5 million in aid to Mexico through the Mérida Initiative, which includes $195 million currently appropriated, as part of over $2.5 billion in aid related to the drug war which has flowed since 2008.

In addition, in reaction to the United Nations Human Rights Council raising concerns about human rights abuses by Israel and other U.S. allies in the region, Pelosi's bill bars the use of any U.S. funds to be appropriated as part of the annual contribution of UN member states to support the Council's work.

We do however on occasion offer space to dissenting voices where appropriate as part of the BBC's overall commitment to impartiality".

"Jobcentre Plus advisers have the flexibility to use mandatory work activity, where they feel it is appropriate, as part of a wider range of support options.

So, in relation to maternity, the law requires him to provide "to such extent as he considers necessary to meet all reasonable requirements — (d) such…services or facilities for the care of pregnant women…as he considers are appropriate as part of the health service".

In fact starting from the first missions in 1970s until today, laser altimeters have been demonstrating to be particularly appropriate as part of the scientific payload whenever the topography of earth, lunar and planetary surface is the scientific objective of a space mission.

"The FDA is currently funding several scientific studies related to nicotine," he said, "and we will share our perspective, as appropriate, as part of the regulatory process".

Further assessment of 'cumulative' capacity within the wider Universities may be appropriate as part of future studies.

Strategic planning by community leaders for ongoing support and services will occur as appropriate as part of the broader FASD strategy.