Sentence examples for appropriations over from inspiring English sources
Most of the rest came through emergency appropriations over the summer -- "intravenous cash flow," one Congressional aide called it.
Budget appropriations over all will increase to $621.3 million for fiscal year 2006, up from $615.2 million this year, according to the institution's federal budget, released this week.
A part of the Administration's thinking, a former White House official told me then, was that the American government needed to budget its foreign-aid appropriations over the long term.
Both the emergency appropriations over the summer and the August budget were intended to keep spending at last year's levels until a final budget agreement could be worked out.
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It's unclear whether lawmakers will be able to pass it both in the House and Senate in the next two days, risking a potential lapse in appropriations over the weekend.
A plausible account of liberty rights and powers of appropriation over natural resources must, we claim, be unilateralist in the sense that, under a broad range of conditions (1) agents are initially permitted to use natural resources without anyone's consent, and (2) agents initially have the power to appropriate (acquire rights over) natural resources without anyone's consent.
Iggy Azalea has received a significant amount of criticism for cultural appropriation over the last few months, beginning with Azealia Banks calling her out for keeping silent after the grand jury's decision not to indict the officer involved in the death of Eric Garner.
The governor's staff is also taking the unusual step of using appropriations left over from previous budgets to selectively revive certain programs.
But there have been amazing conversations in NIH's appropriations hearings over the last couple of years, where members have started talking about other sources of revenue.
Bolden was first grilled by Representative Frank Wolf (R-VA), chair of the commerce, justice, and science appropriations subcommittee, over alleged lapses of security at NASA, which Wolf and many others believe has made the agency vulnerable to espionage by China.
