(Sec . 166 ) Makes unobligated FY2010-FY2012 funds for capital projects for buses and bus-related equipment and facilities available for fixed guideway capital investment projects, subject to specified terms and conditions.
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But going into it with $ 1.5 trillion worth of unobligated money over the next 10 years seems to me to be the best safety life preserver we have ever had available to us as a society.
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Clinton said he hopes that there is an agreement on Social Security reform early next year " then we can have a debate about what ought to be done if there are funds that are still unaccounted for and unobligated ."
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(Sec . 208 ) Directs the Secretary to report quarterly to congressional appropriations committees regarding all uncommitted, unobligated, recaptured, and excess funds in each program and activity within HUD jurisdiction, along with additional, updated budget information upon request.
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"While most states have unobligated balances that are greater than their actual federal highway obligations in the first months of fiscal year 1997, 14 states have an unobligated balance that is lower " than what they spent during the first half of last year, said Phyllis Scheinberg, the Government Accounting Office's associate director of transportation issues.
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"While most states have unobligated balances that are greater than their actual federal highway obligations in the first months of fiscal year 1997, 14 states have an unobligated balance that is lower " than what they spent during the first half of last year, said Phyllis Scheinberg, the Government Accounting Office's associate director of transportation issues.
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"Proclaiming a goal of collecting the debt from anyone willing to pay does not give the city license to pursue payment by refusing water service to an unrelated, unobligated third party . "-- The 9th U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Robert Beezer, ruling on a case in Seattle, where the local water company had refused to turn on the water for a renter until she paid a bill left behind by a previous, unrelated tenant.
