Sentence examples for request for supplemental from inspiring English sources
As for this fiscal year, the Bush administration recently said it would tack $142 million for the V.A. onto its request for supplemental appropriations for the Pentagon.
A request for supplemental funding for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars includes $400 million in military aid and $500 million in economic aid to Pakistan, plus $980 million to encourage development in Afghanistan.
A spokesman for the House speaker, John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, declined to comment until the White House has submitted a request for supplemental funds to pay for disaster recovery efforts.
She said the original jury failed to provide the royalty rate that it applied in order to work out the amounts that it awarded – and that this made it impossible to comply with Apple's request for supplemental damages relating to Samsung's sales after the case.
The bill closely resembles Mr. Bush's original request for supplemental spending, and it was hailed by the White House as a victory in efforts to prevent members of Congress from loading appropriations bills with expensive projects to benefit small groups of their constituents.
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A Florida judge ruled this was the secretary's obligation, provided she did not arbitrarily turn down a counties' request for a supplemental, belated manual recount.
Beyond that, they are hoping their request for a supplemental grant-in-aid appropriation of $350,000 for Rutgers Agricultural Experimentt Station, which Haskin falls under, receives approval when it is put before the State Assembly.
Referring to Bush's request for a supplemental appropriation to finance ongoing operations in Iraq, she said recently, "For me, the eighty-seven bislionotollars is not just a bill for Iraq it's a bill for failed leadership".
"There is almost a universal belief," Mr. Schumer said in an interview, "that the administration will come back early next year with a request for a supplemental spending package that includes many of these same items.
Representative David R. Obey, the Wisconsin Democrat who is chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said House Democrats intended to add more than $4 billion for new equipment to the Obama administration's request for a supplemental war-financing bill but would not provide $50 million the administration sought to pay for the closing of the Guantánamo Bay prison.
