Sentence examples for increases the appropriation from inspiring English sources
But the corps spends only what Congress appropriates, he said, and tapping the fund is not necessarily easy: even if money has been collected, ordering it to be spent increases the appropriation for the corps, and that can be politically troublesome in times of budget cutting.
Costs of employees have increased & the city financial position has made it difficult for it to increase the appropriation for these.
In Cultural Heritage (CH), it may enhance access to CH collections, in order to ensure a more engaging visit experience and to increase the appropriation of CH content by visitors.
Edward Stourton looks at the increase in the appropriation of Christian symbols and values by populist movements across Europe.
Americans for the Arts, a lobbying group, plans to ask Congress on Tuesday to increase the annual appropriation for the National Endowment for the Arts to $200 million from the $155 million that was provided for the agency in the recent omnibus bill.
But when the more arid sections of the State were settled and the need for irrigation increased, legislation was enacted adopting the appropriation principle.
The budget during that time averaged $273 million a year, then dropped to a low of $250 million in 1998 and 1999, although Congress recently increased the corporation's appropriation to $350 million.
Congress has repeatedly rejected Trump's request to kill the funding and instead has steadily increased the Special Olympics appropriation, from $12.6 million in 2017 to $15.1 million in 2018 to $17.6 million this year.
Because the Assembly increased the council's appropriation for salaries and expenses this fiscal year, a chunk of a federal grant that used to pay for administration was freed up to pay for programming, said Kenneth Endick, chairman of the council's grants committee.
So getting back to our hypothetical school, what happens if that institution receives an additional $100,000 in subsidy (let's say from an increases educational appropriation from state government)?
The White House quickly threatened to veto the bill, saying that it would "increase spending and disrupt the appropriations process".
