The only amount being appropriated is $1 million to close the program.

However, no money has yet been appropriated for the $50 million project.

Since enough money has been appropriated already to last through much of next year, Congress may well put the matter off until 1995.

One is the bill appropriating money for the military programs.

However, less than 10 percent of that was actually appropriated.

And Congress has appropriated $232.9 million for this year's program.

Money would have to be appropriated for the programs in a separate bill.

The health board cannot spend money that has not been appropriated.

And he is not alone in the game of appropriating ideas.

The House has passed a bill appropriating $340 million for summer jobs.

More than $1 million has been appropriated for the assistance program.

Congress has not appropriated any money for that purpose, however.

Congress appropriated $17.5 billion for that purpose late last year.

For the first time except in war, Congress appropriated a billion dollars.

But in the end, there's no way of knowing how much will actually be appropriated.

"I do not believe in spending money simply because it has been appropriated," he said.

But that cannot happen until a law is passed appropriating the money.

Over the past 10 years, $82.3 million has been appropriated for these programs combined.

In 1915, the national government appropriated a budget for the construction of schools.

Congress appropriated some funds in 1866, but no work was done at that time.

In most cases, it takes 36 to 48 months from the time the money is appropriated for the parts to become available.

About $35 billion has been appropriated in the current fiscal year.

Congress appropriated $4.3 billion for the lunch program this year.

Congress has already appropriated $13.6 million for that project, but the last of the money is expected to be spent by late spring.

He also threatened to do the same with $755 million expected to be appropriated this year.