The parallel theme of corrupting a message through a projected image (Guevara being a choice example of appropriation) allows Brand to tread some familiar territory on the subject of advertising, but with some conviction and insight.
In short, rampant practices of data appropriation allow corporations and governments to build their wealth and power, without the headache of obtaining consent and providing compensation for the resource they desire.
Pulling NSF out of the CR and giving it a regular appropriation allowed Mikulski to increase spending for several NSF programs beyond what they would have received under the CR.
Methodologically distanciation and appropriation allow researchers to move beyond the notion that only the research participants' understanding is meaningful and or correct.
Compulsory heterosexuality, however, still has use for queer men's feminine virtuosity, employing them well outside the spotlight, funneling their expressions of femininity into representations of gender normative women, a process of appropriation which allows you to claim ownership and authority over a gendered culture.
Mr. McCain proposed a one-year freeze in most domestic spending subject to annual appropriations, "to allow for a comprehensive review".
Judge Roberts reluctantly agreed with the government's legal position: that a wartime appropriations law allowed President Bush to void some laws concerning Iraq, including the one under which the plaintiffs had sought to collect their judgment.
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I just read one such story about Roy Blunt, a senator from Missouri, who has claimed credit for helping Monsanto to craft a rider to an appropriations bill that allows their genetically-modified crops to be made available in the marketplace without substantial agency review.
Second, make an appropriation to allow some redress of the financial hardships that have been shouldered.
Congress granted an appropriation, and allowed it to be in the form of commemorative half dollars, which legislators and organizers believed could be sold at a premium.
