authorization
not appropriation
not appropriation
not appropriation
not appropriation
not appropriation
The bill that provides the authority for the continuation of existing programs, the establishment of new programs, and the setting of funding limits is typically referred to as an appropriations bill. These bills are essential for allocating federal funds to various government agencies and programs, ensuring that they have the necessary resources to operate. Each fiscal year, Congress must pass appropriations bills to fund government activities and services.
Mandatory funding is set by laws and must be spent on specific programs, like Social Security. Discretionary funding is decided by Congress each year and can be adjusted. Mandatory funding limits flexibility in budgeting, while discretionary funding allows for more control over spending priorities.
Bank impose lending limits to avoid funding to speculative purpose and restrict the lending/funding to the business requirement or genuine requirement of the borrower. Over financing is always likely to be misutilised..
Power or authority.
Jurisdiction
It's jurisdiction.
By refusing public funding, Obama can spend an unlimited amount of money on his campaign. If he had accepted public funding, he would be subject to government-imposed spending limits on his campaign.