Sentence examples for that would appropriate from inspiring English sources
Reinventing herself as an heiress, she swiftly conquers Washington high society and schemes with Dilworthy and other worthies to ensure Congressional passage of a sleazy Tennessee land bill that would appropriate millions to buy a large property deeded to her impecunious family and supposedly build a university dedicated to educating the newly emancipated slave population on it.
Or it could work with Congress on a more permanent solution ― namely, passing legislation that would appropriate the money for a limited time or indefinitely.
However, it is still necessary to develop novel antitumoral therapies that would allow an appropriate treatment for each cancer patient.
Finally, we will create some rules that would allow choosing the appropriate genetic elements.
Last week, an insider in Albany disclosed that Governor Pataki was set to announce that he would appropriate funding for the new park.
He predicted that Congress would appropriate the money or redirect it from other Energy Department programs.
Israel recently confirmed that it would appropriate a large tract of fertile land in the occupied West Bank.
Third, the industry finally gave up hope that Congress would appropriate enough money for the F.D.A. to perform the job.
And last year, a bill that would have appropriated $100 million for mall repairs failed.
"That's very difficult to imagine a scenario in which that would be appropriate," he concluded.
"Thing is, I was asked to perform something that would be appropriate to the second half.
