Sentence examples for less appropriations from inspiring English sources

But in a 19th-century precursor to President Obama's decision to act alone against Libya, Lincoln made no effort to win immediate Congressional approval — much less appropriations to pay for his orders.

Later in the show there were less successful appropriations of Bob Marley and U2.

Our evaluation reveals that for many HumBox users we have been successful in creating a technology that is invisible (meaning beneath the level of notice and concern) and that the result of this is less micro-appropriation (users adopting and using specific features in new ways) and more macro-appropriation (users adopting and adapting the site as a whole).

I explain it's less about appropriation, more about appreciation.

But the "real" — what assaults the eye before the eye begins its work of selection — is never on the verge of dissolution, still less of appropriation.

Both the music and visuals were homages to distant times and places, but they felt less like appropriation and a lot more like excavation.

Meanwhile, total appropriations (less one-time spikes for disaster relief) for the SBA have fallen by roughly 38%.

Though lawmakers have appropriated money for SNAP annually, Super argues they have also amended the statute over the years to make SNAP less contingent on appropriations.

Nor does the Court reach the issue of whether these characters are protected from less than bodily appropriation.

At the same time, the Office of Management and Budget has recommended that President Clinton veto the bill if financing appropriated by the appropriations subcommittee is less than the administration's request.

Other Republicans, exploiting wafer-thin majorities in Congress, gave less attention to major appropriations bills than to drafting constitutional amendments that might confound the most devout Tea Partier.