Sentence examples for appropriation to study from inspiring English sources

"What's good for your heart's probably good for your head," said Dr. Lynda Anderson, chief of health care and aging studies at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which last year received the first Congressional appropriation to study brain health.

So when transit advocates and New Jersey and New York congressmen won a $100 million appropriation from Congress last month to study and design a freight tunnel under the New York Harbor linking the two states, they expected thunderous praise from all around.

Then last year, his amendments to appropriations legislation required the E.P.A. to study whether any tough regulations — California's or the federal agency's — would spawn dangerous new fire-prone mowers.

Too bad the Capitol has no appetite to study the ultimate in symbiotic survival: the relationship between campaign donors and the customized appropriations they are fed by grateful lawmakers.

Representative Candice S. Miller, Republican of Michigan's 10th District, which includes shoreline of Lakes Huron and St. Clair, said she had tried, unsuccessfully, to obtain a $3 million to $5 million Congressional appropriation to pay for an Army Corps of Engineers study of the crucial waterways.

By 1925, Congress had still not passed an appropriation to mark the Trail.

We allocated NIH funding by assigning each Institute's annual appropriation to a therapeutic area (e.g. appropriations for the National Cancer Institute were assigned to oncology) [7].

He makes recommendations on budget appropriations to build Navy ships.

Annual appropriations to NIH grew steadily from $4.3 billion in 1983 to $28.4 billion in 2005 (NIH Office of Budget 2008).

The Pentagon has received an additional $326 billion to $652 billion beyond what can be attributed to the war appropriations, the study found.

Data driven methods and techniques can be extremely useful to monitor and study the dynamics of users appropriation.