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Congress must reappropriate the money for this year's budget, but has failed to do so thus far, she said.

The challenge, therefore, is for Africa to reappropriate its own development process.

She declined to put on her own footwear, but took the opportunity to reappropriate the gun.

More generally, any kind of community can reappropriate words referring to them:

Gaby, however, has chosen to embrace and reappropriate the word.

They have been able to reappropriate machines of surveillance.

The protesters quickly decided to reappropriate the term, and began to describe themselves as çapulcu.

After a week of protests, the city council voted to reappropriate $800,000 in sports and extracurricular programs for the 1992-93 school year.

Other schools were also able to reappropriate interscholastic funds through propositions voted on this year.

"What interests me in architecture is not so much the architecture itself, but the way people reappropriate it," he said.

CALs would then make decisions about how to reappropriate the land of major owners.

How to reappropriate one's own history is a dynamic in Algerian contemporary art, reflecting on the deep social changes people experienced.

I'd rather sneak in, reappropriate your bard, and sneak out.

Instead, we should be trying harder to reappropriate relational feminism and make it work for us, rather than against us.

The Committee is of the view that the main challenge for Africa is to reappropriate its own development strategy and policies.

These works could potentially help put a stop to vandalism and, generally, help populations to reappropriate their towns.

The main stake is for the artist and the spectator to reappropriate a liberty of expression and interpretation.

I utilise what is discarded and seen as "'Waste', reappropriate and recontextualise".

However, it was also important for communities on the African continent to reappropriate their heritage, which should be perceived as a lasting resource benefiting everyone.

We can't re-enact, but we can revise and reappropriate to come up with something new, to go beyond the modern sense of self."

After hearing Malcolm X speak, he was inspired to reappropriate his Metis identity.

With Joe Frazier yet to be laid to rest, it will seem tastelessly previous to reappropriate his fighting sobriquet.

About the Maison de l’Histoire, he added pointedly, “French people want to reappropriate their history.”

Eley Kishimoto takes granny-chic and serves it up to a new generation, so why not reappropriate it for yourself?

Arundale, trained in ballet, sought to reappropriate the devadasi dance traditions and bring them into a context which could be perceived as respectable.