Sentence examples for based on the appropriation from inspiring English sources

An assistant housing secretary Michael Liu, whose office administers Section 8, said the administration believed that no one would lose a voucher based on the appropriation and questioned the forecast by the budget office.

It shows that market liberalization strongly destabilizes the regional competition regimes that were based on the appropriation of social rights inherent to the national public policies.

However, most of these interpretations are based on the appropriation of the game's visual features and development of new interface design.

Different batch experiments were conducted based on the mixture appropriation earlier carried out.

However, the allocation system in the Western United States is largely based on the prior appropriation principle and not the riparian allocation system as in the Eastern United States or most of the world (Thompson 1999; Lasserre 2006; Johnson 2009; Lasserre 2012), which means cities must make do with the limited supply they have acquired rights on in the past.

The interview guide (Additional file 1) was written by HM, based on the concept of social appropriation.

But Congress never passed a 2011 budget for the Energy Department, instead approving a so-called continuing resolution, which finances old programs based on the previous year's appropriations.

This is one of the best quick fixes for rail in recent years, but a long-term transportation strategy doesn't get and keep momentum based on the political vagaries of grants, annual appropriations and emergency funding.

The project is based on the recognition, re-valorization and re-appropriation of the worldview and culture of the Misak (Guambiano) people.

In a report to the appropriations committees, the White House said that "the rationale for the requested transfer of responsibility is based on the fluctuating and unpredictable nature of utility costs and the relative small annual appropriation" for the vice president's residence.

Examples o such approaches include the disturbance assessment by Hannah et al. [ 64], the changes in biodiversity proposed by Matson et al. [ 51], the land use and disturbance intensity index proposed for forestry, as based on the ecological law of self-thinning [ 53 ], or the human appropriation of net primary production (HANPP; in the definition of [ 52,65]).