Similar words: appropriation, misappropriation, appropriate, appropriated, appropriately, inappropriate, misappropriate, appropriateness. Meaning: n. a legislative act proposing to authorize the expenditure of public funds for a specified purpose.
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1 Only seven of 13 appropriations bills have been passed and signed by the president.
2 Mr Clinton has signed appropriations bills funding seven cabinet agencies.
3 The politics of the issue have become deeply entwined in the process of wrapping up annual appropriations bills.
4 The abortion counselling clause was included in an appropriations bill for labour, health and human services.
5 At the Council meetings for debate on the Appropriation Bill and for the policy debate, there will be no arrangement for Members to put oral questions to the Government.
6 During the Hayes administration, southerners had failed in their attempt to accomplish repeal by adding riders to appropriation bills.
7 In his annual budget speech, he outlines the Government's budgetary proposals and moves the Appropriation Bill, which gives legal effect to the annual expenditure proposals contained in the Budget.
8 EGOV 352.48 HON The ... budget : Speech by the Financial Secretary, moving the Second Reading of the Appropriation Bill ...
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