Sentence examples for from appropriation from inspiring English sources

Strange as it may sound, this is an argument developed convincingly in Lewis Hyde's "Common as Air," an eloquent and erudite plea for protecting our cultural patrimony from appropriation by commercial interests.

It shouldn't necessarily take as much time as it's taking, but I've talked to consultants who have worked with grantees on a lot of disaster relief plans, and they said that realistically, the smoothest and best-run program is still going to take a good 18 months from appropriation to putting it together and starting to get funds to flow.

Parallel to the literature on public goods provision, individual appropriation decreases with the marginal damage to the group that occurs through appropriation and increases in the private benefit from appropriation.

This experimental study examines behavior in a linear public goods game with an appropriation frame where we vary the value of individual benefits and the group losses from appropriation.

Untenable from appropriation, sacred form has erupted.

"If neither of these is the case," she explained, "then we start to have something that moves from appropriation toward theft or forgery".

Revenues fall under the jurisdiction of the Ways and Means Committee of the House and are considered separately and possibly even at a different time from appropriations.

This is because government expenditures result from appropriations and other forms of commitments; cash expenditures may follow appropriations and other commitments of money only after a considerable lag, notably in the case of construction and procurement.

Freedom Caucus members seemed to think there wasn't much to be gained from appropriations bills, anyway.

This spring, the greatest threat to the American people on the legislative calendar likely will come from appropriations -- the process for funding our government -- and the danger may be greater than it has been in previous years.

The Environmental Protection Agency and other natural resources programs, for example, face "a second round of $2 billion-plus cuts, which would bring total spending down by 15percentt from appropriations levels at the outset of this year," David Rogers at Politico noted.