Sentence examples for whether to appropriate from inspiring English sources

It was President Obama who decided to increase our involvement in Afghanistan, and it is Congress that will decide whether to appropriate the money to carry out his decision.

More generally, with any project inherited from the previous government, the only question is whether to appropriate it, and claim the credit, or dump it and present it as an example of wasteful Labor spending.

The controversy over Delphi's two-tiered pension outcome may foreshadow a similar policy decision that Congress must make in the coming months, over whether to appropriate money to NASA to cover the cost of a promise it made in 1996, to top up the pensions of its primary space shuttle contractor, United Space Alliance of Houston, if its pension fund was ever terminated.

Proposition 1A, Moody argued, requires two funding plans: an initial one intended for the Legislature to decide whether to appropriate funds, and a second version before the money can be spent on construction.

Some intellectuals wondered whether it was wise to appropriate the color red, the color of communism, for a sporting endeavor.

However, even in such cases, it is difficult to make judgments on whether to continue appropriate chemotherapy or to attempt conversion surgery.

The purpose is to evaluate and make a decision about the level of fire risk to determine whether to take appropriate risk management measures or not.

Decide whether to deduct appropriate startup costs in the first year.

"We would also want to discuss whether all clubs have access to appropriate specialists.

He declined to comment on "whether it was appropriate to discharge [into the stream] or not," noting that PFOS was not regulated until 2016.

This all raises the question as to whether it is appropriate to look to athletic figures as role models and whether they should be held up to circumspect levels of conduct.