This makes Homeland a money magnet, one of the rare federal agencies for which Congress appropriates more funds than the president seeks. |
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What the figures on executive compensation show is how much social wealth the tiny elite appropriates for their personal bank accounts. |
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As it becomes popular music, world music appropriates the past and tradition to effect a radical break with them. |
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Although the rondo finale appropriates themes from earlier movements, the ideas seem to try too hard the second time around. |
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Lawrence's Women in Love, for instance, deliberately appropriates deviant sexualities in the construction of an alternative form of society. |
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Heidegger appropriates from Book 6 of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics the different ways beings can be uncovered by Dasein. |
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These days a whole new realm of exotica arises out of the way one culture colours and appropriates the products of another. |
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A user can be someone who appropriates the history, image, or reputation of a work of architecture for his own ends. |
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Newspapers should not roll over before a seven-year-old church as it appropriates titles from others that carry the weight of history. |
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Stealing appropriates the fruits of someone else's labor without his permission. |
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Neo-modernism simply appropriates images and technology while forsaking old hopes and old ideas of the social. |
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Rather, he appropriates the imagery of literary modernism to describe it. |
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Through the legislative process, the parliament appropriates funds for the preparation of national development plans. |
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Parliament then votes on its program priorities and appropriates money for them from the CRF through the Estimates process. |
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The beginning seeds of the ability to love grow from the way man appropriates his initial dependence experience. |
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Accompanied by a classical orchestra, the American appropriates the repertory of the Italian pop music from the fifties and the sixities. |
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Based upon recommendations by the Fifth Committee, the Assembly adopts a budget for each mission and appropriates the related funds. |
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He latches on to a young, would-be journo, takes over his bed, nicks his laptop, appropriates his cash, and sleeps with the hackette he fancies. |
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Isocrates, on the other hand, appropriates the language of praise as a goading device to strengthen the commitment of his polis to a pan-Hellenic ideal. |
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Narcissister removes the tease from the strip as she unflinchingly appropriates feminine likenesses to new subversive ends. |
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Not only does he appropriate the customary male garb of the early 1860s, but additionally appropriates the gendered-male, socially transgressive act of gambling. |
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What happens when the Soviet Union appropriates one of the most beloved characters in children's literature? |
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The denouement itself appropriates the theme of the huntsman who spares the child he is obliged to kill. |
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This bifurcation decays and falls to pieces when productive labor, in its totality. appropriates the special characteristics of the performing artist. |
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It does not pay for the raisins it appropriates, and gives many of them away, while selling others for export. |
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There is misappropriation when a person improperly and without authorization appropriates or uses know-how belonging to another. |
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All public money first flows into the Consolidated Revenue Fund, and Parliament then appropriates funds for spending, including debt servicing and debt retirement. |
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To accomplish this the artist appropriates the formats, plans and lighting style specifically related to luxury item ads, then reintroduces them in photos parodying a tragic car accident. |
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Today this designer from Lyon plunges us into a playful and fantastic universe which recreates the bowtie in all forms and appropriates the unisex accessory. |
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When a person holding office in an institution, organization or company dishonestly and illegally appropriates, uses or traffics the funds and goods they have been entrusted with for personal enrichment or other activities. |
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A borrowing culture does not hybridise, it digests and appropriates. |
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A large-scale silkscreen by Barbara Kruger, dating from the first Gulf War, appropriates the American flag to pose questions about power, nationalism and authority. |
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Melissa Mencini appropriates the canon of high sculpture with her works Hypertelorism and Pure Motor Hemiparesis. |
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His budget promises that discretionary spending the money that Congress appropriates on an annual basis will rise by less than the rate of inflation over the next five years. |
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The modern executive budget system in which the executive recommends, the legislature appropriates, and the executive oversees expenditures originated in 19th-century Britain. |
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For example, the budget presents revenue and expenses on a net basis as this is consistent with the way Parliament appropriates funds, while the Public Accounts presents revenue and expenses on a gross basis. |
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After having claimed responsibility for earthquakes, meteorites and eclipses, Gianni Motti appropriates the largest natural disaster, responsible for the destruction of the entire solar system. |
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In some years, the Association appropriates a portion of the excess of revenue over expenses from unrestricted net assets to net assets restricted for special projects. |
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In short, we are in the midst of a general crisis in our society's model of development yet we are still clinging to an idea of the market that appropriates nature itself for private gain. |
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The Greek Orthodox Church, adorned with fiberglass domes and skylights, is recognizable for its architectural shape as a church in that tradition, although its brick exterior appropriates local building material. |
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Northern Ireland A person is guilty of theft is he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it. |
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Detractors have always said Apple invents little and appropriates a lot. |
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Theological revolts, fads, and correctives come and go, but liberalism has endured as a revisable tradition that appropriates and outlives its competing perspectives. |
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The development of Modern Industry, therefore, cuts from under its feet the very foundation on which the bourgeoisie produces and appropriates products. |
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Meanwhile, a haute designer Karl Lagerfeld appropriates her dishevelled style and eating issues to market to the elite while proclaiming her the new Bardot. |
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