Sentence examples for will appropriate from inspiring English sources

The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation has committed a $4m grant for the effort, while Flint's government will appropriate $2m.

"I don't think this administration will appropriate enough general revenue money to make up for the loss of the tax," he said.

Mr. Bush has pledged to provide $15 billion over five years in fighting global AIDS, although it remains uncertain whether Congress will appropriate that much.

The true owner of their works is the public, which will appropriate them for its own concerns regardless of the critic.

Twiners like clockvines (thunbergias), trumpet-shaped bloomers that climb by wrapping their stems around and around, will appropriate the cord from your curtains or the curtain itself to gain a foothold.

But I will appropriate his line anyway, for my meetings with eight centenarians (well, seven centenarians and one just days away) left me with one abiding impression: that they had been sustained by love - of parents, partners, children.

Canceling the next two bonfires will allow appropriate time to plan, Dr. Bowen said.

Paxton's study has made it no less likely that the label will be appropriated.

Actual funding will be appropriated in a separate measure and could differ the amounts authorized.

"Those not willing to comply will face appropriate action".

Many, even most, of those services will be appropriate.