Sentence examples for state appropriations from inspiring English sources

Some money for the defenders comes from city and state appropriations, though far more is appropriated to law enforcement and prosecutors.

The figures come from state appropriations for the fiscal year ending in June.

In 1986-87, 41.6 percent of public university revenues came from state appropriations.

Tells how Ravitch had to go about funding: federal and state appropriations, borrowing, and ultimately a fare raise.

In most states, it is now tuition payments, not state appropriations, that cover most of the budget.

Federal funds and state appropriations for the arts are administered under the North Dakota Council on the Arts.

The university started the academic year with an $86.6 million state appropriation, but the state has cut its contribution by 6percentt.

Paterson recalled that several years ago, he championed a $15,000 state appropriation for the Harlem Little League, which Dwight Raiford promptly rejected.

Morton's 19th-century biographer, William Dudley Foulke, points out that Morton took a great risk in bypassing a state appropriation: had a future Legislature not upheld his actions, he might have been held personally liable for the money he borrowed.

Dr. Alvin D. Jackson, the state health director in Ohio, which has one confirmed case of swine flu, said his agency's state appropriation had declined by about $10 million over the last two years.

Both Fitch and Standard & Poor's lowered their ratings on the state's general obligation bonds from AA to AA-, and their rating on state appropriation-backed debt from AA- to A+.