Last week, for example, appropriations panels in both houses of Congress approved spending bills that would give DOE's Office of Science just a 0.9% increase next year, to $5.4 billion; that is less than what the Senate authorizing bill envisions. .
They fought, for example, the appropriation by security staff of food and clothing meant for prisoners.
The lawmakers in this case complain of a lawmaking procedure that threatens the validity of many laws (for example, all appropriations laws) that Congress regularly and frequently enacts.
For example he analyses appropriations of American funk music, and a citizen action initiative in Rio de Janeiro, to show how global notions such as cultural difference are deployed within specific social fields.
For example, with capital appropriations on the agenda for the next board meeting, many presidents remind functional or divisional managers that market and financial justifications have to be carefully organized and documented so that there will be no possibility of embarrassing questions from board members.
Other agencies, or parts of them, also have funding not subject to annual appropriations — for example, through fees they charge for their services, or from trust funds or multi-year budgets.
For example, the House GOP's appropriations bill would cut a food assistance program for low-income women and children by $833 million below FY2011 levels, providing $5.9 billion total, and would cut federal highway funding to $27 billion $11.7 billionon below the FY2011 level.
Ms. VanDerBeek, for example, combines set-up and appropriation techniques in her photographs of house-of-cards-like arrangements built from found images and small objects, which create delicate, poetic contrasts of different cultures and artifacts.
Cornell economist Ronald Ehrenberg has noted, for example, that the average state appropriation per student at public campuses across the nation dropped about 10percentt between 1985 and 1995.
Appropriations have for example been sharply divided between heroic and anti-heroic Hamlets: sometime in the late 1970s, Hamlet the romantic freedom fighter of the postcolonial tradition gave way to a series of Hamlets disarmed, impotent and emotionally crippled by the weight of their destiny.
