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| − | Term commonly used to refer to legal limits for each fiscal year on the budget authority and outlays provided by discretionary appropriations. A sequester is required if an appropriation causes a breach in the cap. | + | Term commonly used to refer to legal limits for each fiscal year on the [[budget]] authority and outlays provided by discretionary appropriations. A [[budget sequester]] is required if an appropriation causes a breach in the '''cap'''. |
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Latest revision as of 12:41, July 12, 2016
Term commonly used to refer to legal limits for each fiscal year on the budget authority and outlays provided by discretionary appropriations. A budget sequester is required if an appropriation causes a breach in the cap.