Sentence examples for eliminating money from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has proposed eliminating money for the program in its 2009 budget.

The proposed amendments were both fiscal and ideological, including eliminating money for Planned Parenthood and preventing the federal government from blocking Arizona's new immigration law.

This is the fourth consecutive year that Mr. Bloomberg has proposed eliminating money for fire companies, but none have actually closed.

A spokesman for the Department of Housing and Urban Development said Congress could save the entire amount by eliminating money earmarked by lawmakers for projects in their districts.

Those running the program had feared this could be one of the last classes, because the proposed federal budget for 2011 called for nearly eliminating money for the Workforce Investment Act, which pays for much of Greater West Town's work.

It also looked specifically at general education students in those schools, eliminating money going to special education students, who enjoy the benefit of two to three times as much money per capita.

They accused him of vowing to eliminate money for women's health care.

Senate and House negotiators agreed yesterday to eliminate money for the four boot camps in the state.

The parent group is now lobbying to eliminate money for graduation exams and will probably succeed.

And it would eliminate money for AmeriCorps, the national service program, while continuing certain volunteer programs for older Americans.

The agreement between Congress and the White House to virtually eliminate money for high-speed rail is harebrained.