Sentence examples for first appropriations from inspiring English sources

On June 26 , 2007 Congressman Dicks introduced his first appropriations bill with money for Puget Sound.

Congress passed the first appropriations for aeronautics in 1911 and on July 18 , 1914 created the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps.

Representative Harold Rogers, Republican of Kentucky and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, said the bill — a compromise worked out by the House and the Senate — was "the first appropriations conference report since 2009".

"If the Houses passes the first appropriations bills at levels significantly above the request, I think we will be forced at the end of the process to break the bank," said Representative Peter Hoekstra, Republican of Michigan.

This was the first appropriations bill in five years where that wasn't the case".There are always options for public spending that are more or less deserving; allowing the legislative vote market to shape how some of that spending is prioritised is not an absurd idea.

More Appropriate Then The very first appropriations bill passed by Congress consisted of one hundred and eleven words not pages, mind you, words.

The first appropriation bills passed in 1928, however, were simple affairs.

The ranks of high-fashion outfits, shown with no context, start with punk's first appropriation as wedding and evening dresses by Zandra Rhodes in 1975.

In FY13, the first appropriation bills were not passed until March (half way through the FY) and then Congress passed only five full bills while continuing to fund the other seven appropriation areas via continuing resolution (CR).

Vice Adm. Thad W. Allen of the Coast Guard said, "We've been doing it since 1790, when Alexander Hamilton made the first appropriation for 10 cutters to enforce revenue laws".

As the act also provides, Royal Assent is to be signified by the governor general, or, more often, by a deputy, usually a Justice of the Supreme Court —in the Senate (as the sovereign is traditionally barred from the House of Commons. ) at least twice each calendar year: for the first appropriation measure and for at least one other act, usually the first non-appropriation measure passed.