Sentence examples for Specifically allocated for from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Garden Bridge Trust said it had "legitimately spent a total of £37.7m on pre-construction work" and that "public funds were specifically allocated for pre-construction and construction work".

A breakdown of that spending shows that the EU has sent nearly €90m to Greek institutions to improve the camps – though none of it was specifically allocated for winterisation, unlike the €14m allocated to UNHCR.

Desperate to respond to the migration "crisis", it signed an agreement for "enhanced cooperation on migration and mobility", giving Sudan €100m over three years, with another €46m specifically allocated for border control, training border police and establishing holding centres.

The company donated all funds to the American Red Cross fund, specifically allocated for Hurricane Harvey Relief.

That includes a proposed budget cut of $122 billion from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, including $57 billion specifically allocated for child nutrition.

In the first issuance of CISNET no funds were specifically allocated for coordination activities.

(FGD1; P41 41 years, Male) In contrast few participants (n-5) stated that they do not have a specifically allocated time for physical activity but engage in it as and when time permits; "I do engage in physical activity as time allows.

This is to ensure that funds are specifically allocated and maintained for the gender sensitization training, among other training.

Avalere Health, a consulting firm, said in an analysis that $23 billion is specifically allocated in the bill for helping people with pre-existing conditions.

Job projections would probably rise slightly if we specifically allocated $50 million per year for administration, technical assistance and workforce training because these labor intensive activities result in a higher number of jobs per million dollars of investment.9 However, there is insufficient information to warrant this additional refinement of our estimates.

While the cut of £1.6m is small in comparison with the FA's overall turnover - which was more than £300m in 2012 - Sport England says it represents 10% of the remaining money specifically allocated to the FA for increasing participation.