Sentence examples for supplemental that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush never mentioned Mr. Kerry by name in his remarks, but it was clear whom he had in mind when he told the troops that "I want to thank every member of Congress who voted in favor of the $87 billion supplemental that is meeting the needs of our troops in the field right now".

The House Rules Committee has now approved an amendment for consideration on the war supplemental that will allow Speaker Pelosi to "put her money where her mouth is".

The House Rules Committee has approved a rule on the supplemental that will allow a vote on an amendment introduced by Representatives McGovern and Obey that would try to "etch in stone" Obama's "Promise" of a summer 2011 drawdown.

Then Congress will be tasked with approving the remainder of the FY 08 supplemental that would provide an additional $105 billion in funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Idaho Republican, who was famously made a pariah in his own party after allegedly soliciting sex in the Minneapolis airport men's room, announced that he would offer an amendment to the forthcoming Iraq war supplemental that would strip the legislation of Sen. Jim Webb's GI Bill.

In October 2008, the federal Food Stamp Program was renamed the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in part to include "nutrition" in the title and to clarify through the term "supplemental" that these funds were not meant to be the sole funding for food purchases in a household.

Mr. Umane said that about 60,000 to 70,000 voters will have to sign supplemental books that were printed recently — a complication that could yield confusion on Election Day.

EUS elastography was reported to offer supplemental information that allows a better characterization of tissue, and that might enhance conventional EUS imaging.

That $79.6 billion plan was intended to force the governor into negotiations over a supplemental budget that would add more money for schools, health care and tax incentives for businesses.

The Democrat-led Assembly and Republican-led Senate are betting that this will force Mr. Pataki to negotiate a supplemental budget that restores his programs and the ones they held out for.

Legislative leaders are betting it will inflict so much pain on local governments that political pressure will mount on the governor to negotiate a supplemental budget that will include some of the lawmakers' priorities.