Sentence examples for because the appropriation from inspiring English sources

The court started by acknowledging that some depictions of celebrities deserve protection as free speech because "the appropriation of their likenesses may have important uses in uninhibited debate on public issues".

Very few people noticed that vote, because the appropriation was part of the high-profile, controversial bill that permanently adjusted Medicare payments for physicians.

"But because the appropriations process is so broke, that hammer can only really be used" a couple times a year, added Harkins.

They can't do that to the medical folks because of the appropriations rider," a past congressional move that bans use of federal money for such enforcement.

Mr. Kerry, who has criticized the Bush administration for inadequate body armor supplies, said he voted against the appropriation because he did not support the president's military and reconstruction plans.

The modern history of movies is inseparable from museums, partly because of Andy Warhol and the appropriation of movie iconography by artists, partly due to the usefulness of celebrity glitz in bringing a different public to museums, and partly — indeed, primordially — as a result of the movies having migrated to museums as art.

Michael McKeon, the governor's chief spokesman, said that Mr. Pataki had included the appropriation only because he had been convinced that the program was worthy.

Opened in 1978, the facility has been at the centre of controversy since its inception, mainly because of opposition by landowners to the appropriation of their property.

When Congress passed the appropriation, newspapers mischaracterized the cost as "$1.9 billion" because the $137 million was included as part of a $1.9 billion supplemental appropriation for the Department of Labor.

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Largely because of the subsidy, the S.B.A.'s appropriation for small-business programs (that is, excluding funds for disaster loans, which the S.B.A. also administers) in 2013 will likely approach $1 billion, nearly double the appropriation in 2008.