Sentence examples for smaller appropriation from inspiring English sources

In February, after the Democratic-controlled Legislature approved a much smaller appropriation for family planning, backed mostly by federal dollars, he vetoed that, too.

The Supreme Court "continues to set a good example," he said, asking for a smaller appropriation in the last fiscal year than in the previous one.

He also said the county Legislature rejected a proposed $8 million capital improvement bond issue for the county clerk's building five years ago and that it has tabled a request for a smaller appropriation.

While the passage of two appropriation bills on Monday effectively completes the state budget — almost three months past the state deadline — lawmakers must still approve a separate revenue bill to pay for that spending, as well as a smaller appropriation bill to budget money for the Legislature and for the judiciary.

NEADA director Mark Wolfe said the smaller appropriation would mean assistance for roughly 1 million fewer households.

In the example above, the city can spend as much as $34 million, but smaller appropriation limits have also been established for individual programs and departments.

Mr. Corzine said he expected lawmakers now to seek smaller appropriations for the research.

(In 1961, however, the legislature was again persuaded to make a small appropriation).

And they tacked on a small appropriation that, by statute, means the new law can't be sent directly to the voters for their approval.

He had noted in he 1923 annual report that "there are more students in Georgia Tech than in any other two colleges in Georgia, and we have the smallest appropriation of them all".

He noted in the 1923 annual report that "there are more students in Georgia Tech than in any other two colleges in Georgia, and we have the smallest appropriation of them all".