Sentence examples for comprehensive appropriation from inspiring English sources

The House of Representatives tonight approved a $576 billion comprehensive appropriation bill for 1987 that would restrain the growth of Federal spending.

Today the final Senate vote on the comprehensive appropriation bill came after a week of debate and after the Senate drove itself to near exhaustion in 21 hours of debate from 8 30 A.M. Thursday to 5 27 A.M. today, then returning at 9 30 this morning.

But the Administration's Office of Management and Budget said a decison on shutting down the Government would not be made until mid-morning and would depend on how much progress is being made toward approval of a final comprehensive appropriation bill.

The Senate was debating a $556 billion, full-year comprehensive appropriations bill, which includes all 13 separate bills needed to finance the Government.

Itching to leave for home and the off-year elections, Congress also approved the $576 billion comprehensive appropriations bill for 1987, after the Senate resolved a deadlock over a plane built on Long Island.

The money was funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Comprehensive Appropriations Act of 2009, and a Community Development Block Grant.

Still, as will become clear, his critique is not so comprehensive that it precludes selective appropriation and adaptation of certain philosophical ideas for his own purposes.

Calling for a $30-billion 30-billionropriannualfor appropriationve anti-poverty eforrt, they demanded full employment, a guaranteed annual basicomprehensiveconstruction funds for at least 500,000 units of low-cost housing a year.

Mr. McCain proposed a one-year freeze in most domestic spending subject to annual appropriations, "to allow for a comprehensive review".

1088, which was based on paragraph under headings "Departmental Management" and "working capital fund" of Department of Labor Appropriations Act, 1994, related to appropriation for the maintenance and operation of a comprehensive program of centralized services.

Firm performance is shaped by value creation and its appropriation, yet extant body of knowledge on management does not provide a comprehensive picture of value appropriation that captures its dynamic nature.