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... CRS-20 Definitions' " Appropriation - One form of budget authority provided by Congress permitting.... Appropriated funds must be spent for purposes specifically designated by Congress but are not necessarily spent... or agency by defining its scope. May set a specific limit on how much Congress can appropriate... not make money available. " Continuing Resolution - Legislation enacted by Congress to provide budget
... Research Service + The Library of Congress CRS Report for Congress Received through the CRS Web
... of the Department of Defense (DOD) authorization and appropriations bills through Congress often does not follow... the 103rd Congress to the present (FY1993-FY2005). Table 5 shows the President's DOD appropriations budget
... # 214 (y332-n64) #454 (y77-n6) (y348-_n60) 94-488 9/24/75 (vv... (y76-n2) (y339-n66) 1978 5970 95-194 4/25/77 95-446 95-282... 5/17/77 4/7/77 # 151 7/13/77 6/21/77 # 144 (y347-n43) # 409... 95-79 7/14/77 7/30/77 (vv) 95-1402 VETO 8/4/78 8/17/78 (vv)
... Process Congress oversees the defense budget primarily through two yearly bills: the defense authorization... should be documented in the Congressional Record as well as in many other official documents of Congress
...) # 702 (y82-n (y323-n45) 1978 7933 95-451 6/30/77... 95-565 95-325 7/19/7 6/21/77 # 402 9/8/77 7/1/77... 95-111 9/9/77 9/21/77 2) (vv) 8 95-1764 95-457 10/12/78 10/13/78 3...) # 487 (y77-n3)
...'s Positions on the Record," from Congressional Quarterly's Guide to Congress, 4th ed. (1991), pp. 430-431... has passed and work has not been completed on the regular appropriations bills, Congress passes
... included substantial amounts for contingencies. IntheFY1951 budget, Congress provided $32.8 billion... in supplemental appropriations mainly for Korean War costs. Congress also provided supplemental appropriations
... attached to the regular defense appropriations bill, which CBO scored as FY2002 funding. h. Congress
... 55,944 54,424 58,081 55,226 -718 1953 49,036 43,889 44,094 44,302... -1,647 1969 77,0741 72,240 71,887 71,870 -5,204 1970 75,278 69,960... -5,227 1974 77,2401 74,091 73,254 73,704 -3,536 1975 87,057 82,984
...) 97-311 97-86 11/5/81 12/1/81 (vv) 97-749 97-252 8/17/82 9/8/82 #331 (y77
... (y90-n, (y327-n77) 1990 3072 101-208 8/4/89 101-345 101-132
... 11/30/93 # 380 (y77-n22) 103-701 103-337 9/13/94 10/5/94 # 297 (y80-n18)
...% 1967 73.1 442.8 9.2% 1968 77.2 450.8 1.8% 1969 78.5 440.8 -2.2% 1970... 497.7 10.4% 49.31 473.3 -4.9% 42.7 408.1 -13.8% 42.5 385.5 -5.5% 45.4 390.6 1.3
... H.R. 1588. a vote of y 97-nO (#146), and passed H.R. 2400. /a vote of y 98-nO (#326), and passed H.R
... 12/13/01 9/19/01 # 290 (uc) #496 (y99-nO... #326 1 1_ 1_ 1 1 1 1 (y98-nO) ate
... 5/25/99 (uc) (y379-n45) # 494 (y372-n55) 2001 4576 106-644 6/7/00... 108-283 108-87 9/25/03 9/30/03 0) #364 (y95-nO) 108-622 108-287 4 7/22/04... 8/5/04 #163 0) (y96-nO)
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