Sentence examples for authorize funds from inspiring English sources
But there has been no reason to reduce audits of corporations and the self-employed, which fell to record low levels last year because Congress did not authorize funds to keep up with the increased number of such taxpayers.
The Presidential commission was created by Congress in October as part of a compromise worked out by a House and Senate conference committee to authorize funds for the endowment for fiscal 1990.
Mrs. Clinton, who voted to authorize funds for the war and has stood by that vote ever since, did say Mr. Rumsfeld's continued service reflected badly on President Bush.
So if Trump can simply invent an "emergency" and thereby spend money unauthorized by Congress — indeed, spend money in the teeth of repeated congressional refusals to authorize funds for the precise thing Trump is declaring the emergency to accomplish — then we must be witnessing the death knell of American checks and balances, right?
But some experts, including Congressional candidate Tim Canova, say Congress should go further and authorize funds to be issued for infrastructure directly.
This provision, coupled with the refusal to authorize funds for detainees to be resettled in the United States -- even those determined to be innocent of any wrongdoing who should qualify for political asylum -- shows the extent of Congressional depravity on any issues related to detainees.
5) Do authorize funding to help states, districts and schools develop locally controlled, teacher-led performance assessments for formative and summative purposes.
The measure would provide legal protections for dreamers and authorize funding for border security that would be a mix of wall, fencing, security technology and more manpower.
The court ruled in the governor's favor in the last round of litigation, but AFSCME is working to litigate again to try to authorize funding so these prisons can stay open.
It is to pursue dialogue with the company's most innovative engineers and team leaders to arrive at judgments concerning a new project's viability and to what extent he should authorize funding.
Today, the House of Representatives Science and Technology Committee approved legislation to authorize funding by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a $70 million research and development center to study new ways to mine and process rare earths.
