Sentence examples for allocated to state from inspiring English sources

Delegates are allocated to state senatorial districts based on Democratic voter turn-out in the last election.

Only $175 million of the emergency money would be allocated to state and local efforts to prepare for bioterrorism, and a further $88 million would expand the federal government's ability to respond to attacks.

Funds that are distributed by the federal government are allocated to state governments and are filtered down to county and local governing bodies.

Roughly, college votes are allocated to states by population.

It isn't allocated to states depending on how many wind farms or solar panels they have installed.

A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security in Washington said no one was available yesterday to comment on how funds are allocated to states.

The biggest problem with the highway money is that it is allocated to states strictly by the existing, politically distorted formulas that govern ordinary federal funding of highway construction.

The formulas by which the stimulus money for public schools would be allocated to states and local districts are complex, but take into consideration numbers of school-age children in poor families.

The 538 electoral votes that select our president are allocated to states by population, calculated by giving each state one electoral vote per congressional district and two for its senators (with three, the same as small-population states like Alaska and South Dakota, for the District of Columbia).

"So, we're trying to do the math" to show what percentage of federal stimulus money allocated to states is actually used to stimulate the economy.

The manner in which LIHEAP funds are allocated to states, however, has been a contentious issue since the inception of the program with many warm-weather states objecting to the distribution formula since it did not adequately address the cooling requirements of their states.