Sentence examples for appropriation instead of from inspiring English sources

The works in this dense, shrewdly edited retrospective anticipate those of Richard Prince, Martha Rosler, and countless other artists who make pictures by means of appropriation instead of with cameras.

For both Medicaid and education, the deal calls for a two-year appropriation instead of the traditional one year's worth of financing, locking in fixed rates of growth through Mr. Cuomo's second year in office and potentially allowing him to avoid a repeat of the battles he fought this year with teachers' unions and other special interests.

Measure B is all about legalizing the taking of 25% of GWP's revenues at the beginning of each fiscal year as a line item appropriation, instead of 25% from the Surplus Fund at year's end.

One question: Why shouldn't appropriations be contained in relevant appropriation bills instead of being used as political candy?

He said he would include language to make the money available immediately after Mr. Clinton signs the normal appropriations legislation instead of after Oct. 1, when the fiscal 2001 spending bills take effect.

The House balked at such a Senate proposal before settling on the current line-item veto law, gagging at the prospect of passing what could be thousands of separate appropriations bills instead of the 13 that must now be passed every year.

Sharing the appropriation among five yards instead of 10 would be more efficient and less costly.

The Emergency Budget Act would allow the governor to implement emergency rules to cut programs, make all state programs "subject to appropriation" and thus optional instead of mandatory, and establish contingency reserves that could be used to eliminate budgeted state programs.

"We're disappointed that Congress, instead of providing appropriations for domestic nursing programs, is outsourcing the education of nurses," said Erin McKeon, the group's associate director of government affairs.

Among the options: moving to multiyear funding, instead of annual appropriations, and dedicating certain revenue streams to NIH.

And instead of fashionable "appropriations" from art history and the media, he gives us an encyclopedic view of the world as seen by a single artist.