Sentence examples for supplemental package from inspiring English sources

The legislation, part of a broad $28.9 billion supplemental package, says that military aid already provided to Colombia "shall be available" against "activities by organizations designated as terrorist organizations" by the State Department.

Analyses were conducted with the statistical software R and the supplemental package spatstat, which is specifically designed for spatial analysis.

On the contrary, when President Obama announced the $3.7 billion supplemental package to address the situation in the U.S., the Honduran president didn't hesitate to ask that at least $2 billion of the package should be destined to help his country and neighbors to deal with the migration.

The new vectors will expectedly be distributed by Addgene as a supplemental package of the current kit (Multiplex CRISPR dCas9/FokI-dCas9 Accessory Pack).

The supplemental software package, an instruction movie, and the documented instructions can be downloaded from www.maartenwijntjes.nl/gaugefigure.nl/gaugefigure

The budget request is part of the emergency supplemental appropriation package that was sent to House and Senate committees last week.

That followed a supplemental spending package of $78.5 billion, which was approved last April and included $62.4 billion for the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan and related military needs in the 2003 fiscal year.

CONGRESS approved the $87 billion supplemental aid package for Iraq last week, but tinkered a bit with the portion set aside for reconstruction.

Government spending and investment was down for the third consecutive quarter, dropping 2.3percentt, in spite of a supplemental spending package of 17 trillion yen that was assembled last fall.

Other commanders have also spent division financial resources to buy combat equipment already financed by Congress in a supplemental money package for Iraq.

With an election looming, there is likely to be more talk of a supplemental budget package after the Golden Week holiday in May, when politicians go to their districts.