Sentence examples for under a temporary spending from inspiring English sources

At the moment, much of the federal government is operating under a temporary spending bill that pays for most operations at last year's levels.

The 9 February budget deal, for example, included a provision to boost NIH spending by $2 billion in 2018 — even though the bulk of the government is operating under a temporary spending plan that expires in late March.

The worst hit by far would be the Defense Department, which is already absorbing a $500 billion budget cut over 10 years agreed to in 2011 and is operating under a temporary spending agreement even as it draws down the war in Afghanistan.

Like other federal agencies, NIH doesn't yet have a 2011 budget, and the agency is operating at last year's level under a temporary spending measure.

But the general answer is clear: By being very parsimonious with the funds they have already received for 2013 under a temporary spending measure called a continuing resolution (CR).

For one, her managers are furiously trying to plan three fiscal years at once: the current fiscal year, which started in October but is being funded under a temporary spending bill that ends on 6 March, the 2010 budget, which agencies are still negotiating with the White House, and the 2011 budget, which will represent the first full budget submission by the Obama Administration to Congress.

Instead, NIH and other agencies have been operating since 1 October under a continuing resolution, a temporary spending measure that runs out 27 March.

Neither mentioned immigration or voting against a temporary spending bill.

When lawmakers return to Washington on Nov. 29, they will try to approve a temporary spending measure and also deal with the expiring Bush-era tax cuts under a brutally compressed schedule.

To keep the government operating in March, it passed a temporary spending measure.

And lawmakers passed a temporary spending measure even as progress in budget talks seemed to falter.