Sentence examples for complete appropriations from inspiring English sources
While a complete appropriations bill had not been made available to Republicans by this evening, the McGreevey administration did release a summary of its updated budget proposals, which call for spending $400 million less than in the governor's original plan.
This tendency defines what Derrida calls "the worst," a tendency toward the complete appropriation or extermination of all the others.
In late 2015, I had made as mini comics my iTunes Terms and Conditions graphic novel, which is a complete appropriation of the terms and conditions of iTunes, inserted into a comic.
Grumbly and other advocates probably won't know just how far that muscle will take them, however, until late this year, when Congress is expected to complete the annual appropriations process.
If you don't pass a budget on time each year -- and complete all the appropriations bills necessary -- then you don't get paid until the job is done.
This year $92 million in federal funds has been appropriated to complete a cleanup by 2013, following appropriations of more than $700 million over the last 10 years.
In midafternoon, the Senate quickly passed a stopgap spending measure that will allow the federal government to continue to operate through Oct. 16, while Congress struggles to complete action on the appropriations bills that are supposed to be completed by Sunday.
Such bills have become a regular feature of government as Congress has had difficulty completing the regular annual appropriations bills in a timely way.
The House is expected to complete work on the 2013 appropriations bill (H.R. 5326) for the departments of commerce and justice, science, and related agencies later this week.
The Senate is not likely to complete actions on all of the appropriations bills by Sept. 30, and is expected to pass a continuing resolution to keep spending at this year's levels.
In February 2008, Congressman Maurice Hinchey announced the appropriation of $351,000 to complete the project.
