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SUPPLEMENTAL BILL, equity plead. A bill already filed to supply some defect in the original bill. See Bill supplemental.

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The Director of the OMB requested that this funding be included in the supplemental bill in order to "accelerate our efforts to leverage private sector investment in clean energy projects," and said that DOE's FY2011 LGP request for $500 million for credit subsidy costs would be reduced by this $180 million, but the Administration has not submitted a budget request to do so.

Other domestic program funding

The chief defense appropriator in the US House of Representatives says he will use the upcoming emergency supplemental bill to restart the controversial aerial tanker program.

Company Watch - Northrop Grumman

NLC was part of an effort to include funding for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant in the supplemental bill.

Senate outlines 'Stimulus Supplemental' bill for September consideration

plans to mark up a domestic supplemental bill in the near future.

Washington update

In May 2007, for instance, President Bush signed into law the biggest supplemental bill in history, $120 billion, to fund military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and pay for hurricane recovery and agriculture-disaster relief at home.

What's the emergency?

With the failure of DeFazio's bill, the last-chance infusion of federal funds for Lane and 600 other rural, forested counties in 42 states now hangs by a single tenuous thread, in an emergency supplemental bill in the U.

Timber payment bill fails to get votes

48) For example, an $82 billion emergency supplemental bill in 2005 included $5 billion for modularizing brigades, a program that was publicly announced in 2003.

The Price of Liberty: Paying for America's Wars

When she voted in May against a war supplemental bill that did not include a timetable for withdrawal, Clinton completed a repositioning of herself away from a more hawkish stance she initiated in October 2002, when she voted to allow troops to be sent to Iraq.

Clinton outlines Iraq withdrawal plan

The Emergency Supplemental bill also included substantial funding to help cover last year's large and expensive wildfire season: $370 million for the U.

Washington outlook

WASHINGTON -- About $30 million in additional relief for hurricane-affected colleges and universities remained in limbo after President Bush vetoed a comprehensive emergency supplemental bill because of deadlines for pulling troops out of Iraq.

Bush veto stalls hurricane relief for Gulf state colleges

3 billion tax package, bringing its total cost to about $12 billion, before attaching it to the supplemental bill.

Congress tackles money matters: lawmakers plan trillions in federal spending

It is, moreover, an explicit violation of the post-9/11 emergency supplemental bill, which gave the President discretion to direct the $40 billion it appropriated but specifically required him to "consult with the chairmen and ranking minority members of the Committees on Appropriations prior to the transfer" of any funds.