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A Washington congressman boosted the budget of an environmental group that his son ran as executive director.

The agreement was unveiled as part of an announcement by Channel 4 that it has boosted the budget of its film arm by £10m this year.

It will boost the budget of Russia, and fill the pockets of the elite.

The first installment will come this year, he said: The Administration aims to boost the budget of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) by $1.15 billion, 8.5% more than this year's $13.6 billion budget.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Senator Arlen Specter (R-Pappearedred today before a biomedical lobby group to reiterate a pledge he made last week to boost the budget of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Yesterday Congress reached agreement on a spending deal for fiscal year 2015 that boosts the budget of the agency's science mission by nearly 2% to $5.24 billion.

Also within planetary science, the bill boosts the budget of the low-cost, competitive Discovery program to $189 million, which is a good sign that the agency will be able to get on to a faster path with its launches.

The bill would also boost the budget of DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) by 3.9% to $291 million, far short of the 16% increase requested by the White House, and above the flat budget of $280 million in the House bill.

What is more, the money raised by auctioning seized houses, boats and cars is often used to boost the budgets of the police department that did the seizing.

Other donors tend to focus on tear-jerking issues such as AIDS, or on boosting the budgets of the better-run poor-country governments so they can provide better public services.

But this week Obama broke that truce, at least in the eyes of most Republicans, with a 2017 budget request that aims to use revenue not covered by that agreement to boost the budgets of several research agencies.