At the same time, the Office of Management and Budget has recommended that President Clinton veto the bill if financing appropriated by the appropriations subcommittee is less than the administration's request.
Levying special taxes, rather than borrowing, to finance "special appropriations" would compel the body politic to bear the fiscal burden — and encourage citizens to consider war-making a political choice they were involved in, not a fait accompli they must accept.
By their own rules, Senate Republicans may serve on only one of the four "Super A" committees -- foreign relations, armed services, finance and appropriations -- at a time.
Most employees unaffected by furloughs work on disaster loans, which, unlike most of the S.B.A.'s other functions, are financed by appropriations not tied to any specific year.
The chapter also discusses the requirement for project continuity, the structure of finances, and appropriations.
To investigate the reason why there is not enough private investment, the diagnosis process is carried out through three broad cause factors: high cost of finance, low appropriation or harvesting of profits, and low provision of complementary factors.
This program is not financed in current appropriations legislation, so it has not taken effect.
As it turned out, the A.C.A. authorized this program but left its financing to annual appropriations by Congress.
Indeed, the number of personnel financed by Congressional appropriations remained unchanged at the F.D.A. between 1992 and 2007.
Moreover, the administration now says that the current focus for Thomson financing is the appropriations legislation for the 2011 fiscal year.
Only 11 percent of that research is directly financed by state appropriations, but Mr. Spaniolo said the importance of state support — both direct and indirect — could not be discounted.
