Sentence examples for more appropriations from inspiring English sources

Other ideas are circulating that go beyond simply beefing up programs with more appropriations.

Mr. Bush's public comments suggest he is determined to veto one or more appropriations bills, to highlight what he describes as excessive spending.

But lawmakers have 12 more appropriations bills to go, along with a plate full of other contentious measures when they return in September for a few short weeks of work in an atmosphere certain to be charged by the looming elections.

If she can get her politics right – no more exploited dancers, no more endorsements of dubious men, no more appropriation – this is the kind of collaboration the patriarchy should fear.

For me, the best way to treat such cultural appropriation is to do more appropriation so that you wind up with something unrecognizable from the original.

When calculating land appropriation for exports, they found substantial differences and claimed that the use of PIOTs was more appropriate.

But the way the Republicans have dealt with its funding represents more than appropriations problems.

The fakes are part of a wider problem that includes counterfeits of everything from the usual knockoffs of sneakers and videotapes to more exotic appropriations like an amber-colored Chinese elixir that is hawked as Viagra.

The task now is for Mr. Cuomo to join with other claimants — including Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who estimates the damage to his state at $29.4 billion — in a unified effort to persuade President Obama and Congress to support one or more supplemental appropriations by the end of the year.

"It is an agency which, even when it has been severely criticized, almost routinely gets more budget appropriations than it asks for," said James X . Dempsey deputy director of the Center for Democracy and Technology and a veteran observer of the F.B.I.'s operations on Capitol Hill.

Besides setting target spending levels for the relatively more powerful appropriations committees, the resolution serves as a parade banner that lawmakers can use to highlight their spending and policy priorities for the public and to draw contrasts with political opponents.