Sentences with word «appropriation»

His desire is to extend this process of appropriation of religious ideas by a secular world more or less indefinitely.

Given the broad budgetary powers the governor enjoys, lawmakers opposed to the plan would risk a government shut down if it were to be inserted in an emergency appropriation bill.

This practice allows him to continue and develop his interest in appropriation as practice while supporting his efforts and variation in painting.

Accounting for nearly $ 100 billion (or about double the typical annual federal appropriation for education), the education portion of the stimulus package was one of its central components.

A cultural appropriation of submission, the male gaze and gender dominance, stretched until storytelling fabrics just begin to tear.

We are not doing budget now, we only have appropriation act which is a law and you know the process of implementing a law.

The annual appropriation process, at least in the form it has taken in recent years, is not suitable to support research in energy innovation.

One of the most famous trademarks in the world, this sign has often been the subject of appropriation by contemporary artists.

But now, 30 years later, I think you're seeing a group of artists that just think of appropriation as a standard part of artistic practice.

Each of these revenue sources brings a school district's local funding above the levels provided via direct appropriation from the county government.

This fund, however, depends on an annual appropriation by the legislature.

Bad news for appropriation artists and anyone else who's ever produced a collage.

Through appropriation of existing forms and symbols and their subtle manipulation, Elder has twisted their language to become adapted and unique to her.

Artistic strategies represented in the exhibition include appropriation, repetition and serial production.

The budget appropriation for a new helicopter was approved in 2013.

Federal appropriation rose from 1 percent of the budget just prior to 1920 to 15 percent in 1923.

I used appropriation as a starting point, not an end point.

Why are women pushed into appropriation and then criticized for it?

It's a complex question, and one that will be explored on this panel about appropriation and power structures.

The initial $ 1 million legislative appropriation was used to purchase 139 European and American paintings and sculptures.

With this money, school districts receive a lump sum appropriation, which leaves taxpayers with no assurance that this money will be used for its intended purposes - classroom instruction.

It was a new appropriation for a new program, they say, though one strangely placed within the budget for the state's university system.

Funds in this account can only be spent after appropriation.

This was an era when appropriation officially became a legit art method and was used in many art pieces and by numerous artists.

Why are we paying for aircraft that will be supplied in 2020 today without appropriation?

It is my belief that such appropriation is possible and desirable.

That in addition to the concept of government appropriation, leads to the question of what we really purchase when we claim title to real property.

Is this the most unlikely artistic appropriation of popular culture ever?

His work opens up opportunities for dialogue about identity, popular culture and the line between appropriation and inspiration or influence.

Many artists who use appropriation do so as a strategy for ironic commentary, parody, or critical reflection.

It doesn't support or protect the work of so - called appropriation practices, which are some of my favorite practices.

The tax was passed with that intention, but now the roughly $ 1.6 Billion annually goes first into the general fund, requiring an additional appropriation to the MTA.

Prayer is the powerful appropriation of power, of divine power.

However, sometimes the popular appropriation of a text inhibits further exploration for richer and deeper meanings.

It suggests a critical appropriation of the male gaze and a poignant embrace of body and sexuality.

Even earlier, however, before appropriation became the word in photography, women began staring back.

At that time appropriation was already a common artistic practice.

Applying physical input - output analysis to estimate land appropriation (ecological footprint) of international trade activities.

Although he was initially dissatisfied with his technique and uncomfortable with direct appropriation, he took great pleasure in presenting well - known comic - strip figures in a fine art format.

For many of these items, the original appropriation was created many years ago.

To complete the project, the city would need to seek funding through local appropriation, bonds or other sources.

It is a question that state policymakers and legislators ask during budget appropriation season.

This tactic of visual appropriation seeks to remind the audience of their role within a collective social memory.

One option available to state lawmakers is to enact a line item appropriation to fund Type 2 charter schools with state general fund dollars.

The formula then provided additional funding based on the number of students in a district, with smaller districts receiving a larger per - student appropriation.