Sentence examples for appropriations to create from inspiring English sources

Hence it is quite wrong now to boost the subsidies to EU parties through appropriations to create political foundations at European level.

(Figure 2) The history of the DTP Developmental Therapeutics Programm) starts in 1955 with a US Congress specific appropriation to create a national chemotherapy service centre (Endnote 2).

She says teachers concerned about appropriation might work to create safe spaces where conversations about appropriation can happen, where people can feel that they'll be heard even if others get upset as they challenge their beliefs.

The committees will then use the top-line spending numbers from the budget to create appropriation bills that actually authorize the use of federal money.

Maybe the key to reducing the amount of cultural appropriation in porn is to create an environment in which porn itself is more accepted.

In 1991, he inserted a provision into the N.I.H. appropriations bill requiring the institutes to create an Office of Alternative Medicine, with a $2 million budget.

The library also received a special Congressional appropriation of $100 million last December to create a national policy on preserving digital information.

This practice of requesting a supplemental appropriation came after Congress generally refused to create a separate military contingency fund, fearing that establishing such a discretionary pot of money would erode Congress's power of the purse.

It was at this point that the artist became dedicated to contemporary art, throwing Western appropriations to the wind in his efforts to create a new art market in his home country.

Among the less controversial legislation on the acting governor's desk are measures with small appropriations, including $200,000 for newborn hearing tests and $350,000 to create a Commission on Italian-American Heritage.

The report, which is unsigned, says Mr. Schundler's administration "has repeatedly utilized creative accounting practices and the shifting of costs to other city agencies to create the illusion of stable levels of appropriations in its annual operating budgets".