Sentence examples for appropriation to the from inspiring English sources

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This agreement also included transferring the associated electricity budget for FY02 [the 2002 fiscal year] from the vice president residence appropriation to the Navy appropriation.

His recommendation to Acting Governor DiFrancesco: increase state financing of local arts programs, either through a larger appropriation to the New Jersey State Council on the Arts or through direct grants to the neediest counties.

The Legislature did not increase the $20 million cultural projects appropriation to the New Jersey State Council on the Arts for grants to theaters, dance companies, art galleries and other groups -- a disappointment to those who argued that the state's artists needed more taxpayer support.

But, thanks to a mechanism for the state of Michigan to finance emergency manager salaries created by inserting a $770,000 appropriation to the legislation, this newly revised law will not be subject to voter referendum.

In 1944 Congress passed a highway bill that for the first time called for a "National System of Interstate Highways," and which provided that one-quarter of each year's federal appropriation to the states for roads that would be used in cities.

Federal financing for public television in 2010, through grants and appropriations to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, was $97.8 million, or 17 percent of PBS's total revenue.

Representative Howard L. Berman of California, the Democratic chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, put a hold on $100 million in appropriations to the Lebanese Army on Aug. 2, a day before the border clash, and expressed further concerns on Monday.

But the State Department of Community Affairs ordered the city last week to freeze or rescind any appropriations to the funds, citing unanswered legal questions and concerns about the board that would oversee them.

If No Child Left Behind is renewed, it must include a directive and sufficient federal appropriations to the Department of Education to commission more large-scale, complex interventions that demonstrate accelerating academic gains in well-defined proficiency beyond current modest trends.

Sherman points out that appropriations to the medical school this year and for the next several years are projected to cover debt service by at least five times.