Sentence examples for under the appropriations from inspiring English sources

The ban on new endangered species listings is not the first measure under the appropriations bill to draw fire.

Under the appropriations bill, the NIH will receive $29.9 billion in fiscal year 2014.

However, the fast depletion of groundwater, the high cost of building large-scale diversions and the limited water not already acquired under the appropriation system encouraged cities to develop conservation policies beginning in the 1950s.

Since the blatantly fascist ban on the control of the media's coverage of returning coffins was lifted, only the Associated Press bothers to cover the dead shipped back from these completely useless and utterly winless exercises in abject murder and destruction, all under the appropriation of our beloved nation and on our dime.

Republican leaders in Congress and Trump's transition team are considering using the Secure Fence Act of 2006, which authorized construction of the wall under George W. Bush, and the appropriations process to fund the project and start building right away, according to Politico and the Associated Press.

Our group likewise condemns the desire expressed by the alliance of the large Socialist, Christian Democrat and Conservative groups in the European Parliament to use agriculture, the appropriations under heading 1 of the financial perspective, as a source of financing for areas now falling within the remit of European Union 'foreign policy'.

"The appropriations committees are operating under extremely narrow confines of what they can do," said Sheila Crowley, president of the National Low Income Housing Coalition in Washington.

The $14.3 billion spending package passed by the appropriations committee last month was a paltry $1.8 million under the state spending cap.

Under this plan, the U.S. would completely scrap the HTF and use the appropriations process to fund transportation.

The appropriations bill does that.

When that failed, they turned to the appropriations process.