Sentence examples for into appropriations from inspiring English sources

An existing mandate tucked into appropriations for the 2001 fiscal year required agencies to establish telecommuting policies.

He argued that the Constitution allows him to insert changes to state law into appropriations bills and bars lawmakers from touching that language.

In 2003 and 2005, Mr. Bond inserted provisions into appropriations legislation to delay the California regulations and limit their possible scope.

Although inserting policy changes into appropriations bills is a common strategy when government is divided as it is now, no one can remember such an aggressive use of the tactic against natural resources.

An article on Monday about efforts by members of Congress to insert money for favored projects into appropriations legislation misidentified the government position once held by John Paul Woodley Jr., who discussed the criteria for projects of the Army Corps of Engineers.

There is "an ideological conflict between an Assembly that will remain the defender of progressive values and an executive who's moving hard to the right," Mr. Brodsky said, "and perhaps more importantly in the long run, a constitutional battle over whether the governor can put substantive laws into appropriations and make the Legislature irrelevant".

I always wonder when inspiration from other cultures is appropriate and when it dips into appropriation.

These works breathed new life into appropriation.

This fine parsing of what crosses the line from appreciation into appropriation suggests a religion with elaborate purity tests.

It plays into an impassioned debate in the food world now about whether a dish prepared outside its original context is an homage or crosses the line into appropriation.

Her character – Ilana Wexler – is a white Jewish girl so in awe of black culture that her appreciation frequently spills into appropriation: she wears huge gold hoop earrings that read "Latina" and punctuates her sentences with cries of "yas queen".