Sentence examples for agencies allocate from inspiring English sources

Together, these agencies allocate resources to tackle health inequalities, reduce the number of vulnerable people who are at risk, provide greater access to education, work and skills and improve the physical environment of Margate.

Highway agencies allocate a significant amount of their resources to traffic counting programs.

Mr. Kerry and Mr. Lieberman assailed the administration for holding up $1.5 billion in antiterrorism aid to local police departments and emergency agencies allocated by Congress this year, and Mr. Lieberman said the White House should move aggressively to improve protection of borders, ports and transportation systems, which he described as vulnerable to attack.

493) would allow three agencies the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy to spend 25% of their SBIR budgets on such companies, with other agencies allocating 15%.

Marking up NASA's budget this afternoon, the Senate appropriations Subcommittee for Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies allocated $530 million for the Webb telescope out of a total NASA budget of $17.9 billion, which is $509 million less than the 2011 level.

This is not achieved through a pooled budget; instead each agency allocates people, either on a full-time or part-time basis.

Mr. Pataki has said the agency allocates more money to projects that benefit New Jersey, although New York generates more income from Kennedy International Airport and the World Trade Center.

In its proposed new rule, the agency allocates a pollution "budget" to each state and would allow trading of pollution credits between power plants within states.

In total, the agency allocated $10.6 million, mostly in the form of individual assistance that provided money for purchasing lost supplies.

The city's water agency allocated each customer a certain amount of water and then charged higher rates to those who exceeded it.

But the government has stopped short of declaring a state of emergency, which is required before some international agencies can allocate funding for emergency relief.