Sentence examples for Allocation of money from inspiring English sources

Allocation of money for gender issues has shot up from 2.79 percent of the total budget in 2005 fiscal year to 6.22 percent in the last budget, the government said.

Our coalition system leads to a very politicized allocation of money.

The A.C.L.U. says its concerns about the state unit included problems retaining leadership and its allocation of money.

The allocation of money in a will can seem symbolic of the deeper feelings parents have for their children.

The first allocation of money would develop prototypes of precision attack missiles and their command-and-control network.

Hawaii, for example, exhausted in February the annual allocation of money it had set aside to fight wildfires, four months before the busy summer fire season.

City officials met this week with the White House to discuss allocations of money toward the security effort.

They said their efforts to link allocations of money to performance were still in their early stages.

Generous allocations of money in the 2000 spending review are currently feeding through to rapid growth in vital areas like the NHS and education.

In 1991, the Bush administration did not adopt a statistical adjustment to modify the actual counts reported in the 1990 census and thus change the allocations of money for many federal programs.

If no action is taken on American requests for lower payments, Mr. Holbrooke said, a recently improving attitude in Washington toward the United Nations, marked by larger allocations of money, could quickly reverse.