Sentence examples for allocated to supported from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the unmet need for primary health care among patients with schizophrenia, several approaches have been proposed to fill the gap; an expanded role for the psychiatrist, an integrative care model with a general practitioner allocated to supported housings or care coordination providing contact to primary care.

I wish some of those funds would have been allocated to support direct services.

But as the company encountered growing competition in the copier business, bitter battles developed within PARC over how resources should be allocated to support which research projects.

We have provided £600 million for the Syrian relief effort so far, of which £500 million has already been allocated to support refugees and the internally displaced.

Speaking at the Fostering Network's annual conference in London on Tuesday, Timpson pledged to "keep knocking on the door of the DWP" to ensure that money allocated to support carers with housing costs is ringfenced by local authorities.

A total of £340m is being allocated to support children with disabilities and their families, and will be invested in palliative care and end-of-life services, short breaks, community equipment and wheelchair services.

The Labour MP criticised the government's "shabby" decision to inform peers late last Friday about a delay in spending the cash allocated to support patients infected with hepatitis C and HIV during the 1970s and 1980s.

According to Alaso, who sits on Uganda's parliamentary social service committee, UShs 4.2bn has been allocated to support Mulago's cancer institute and that the regional screening campaign is part of the institute's outreach programme.

But Decc says faster than expected growth of solar in the UK has put pressure on the budget allocated to support it and this will bring the industry on to a level footing with other renewable energy technologies.

It is important to note as well that the literature sector also receives significant funding through the lottery-funded Grants for the Arts programme, with significant funding allocated to support translation programmes and creative marketing initiatives.

The fact that £41m of public taxpayers' money, allocated to support children in state care, actually ended up in the pockets of a Canadian pension fund and some seriously rich capital firms is obscene.