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Finally, transit officials have said that they plan significant security improvements, and have allocated up to $1.4 billion for those efforts.

– Susan Claris Transport programmes under way include a £24bn road-building programme, £2bn per year having been allocated up to 2021 for local growth deals, the £15bn Crossrail project and of course some £40bn plus for HS2.

Gathering at the Local Government Association's (LGA) annual conference in Bournemouth, local politicians will also seek urgent assurances from the government that – despite the referendum result – councils will still receive the £5.3bn in EU regeneration funding that has been allocated up to 2020.

Colchester Borough Council's cabinet has allocated up to £185,000 from the 2014/15 budget to pay for the lights to be switched back on.

Colchester Borough Council said it had allocated up to £185,000 in its budget to pay for the lights to be turned back on.

In the wake of 2007, there was another surge of spending that brought cash allocated up to a high point of £670m in 2010-11.

Under one possibility, the monetary fund would allocate up to $10 billion, with additional funds from the European Union.

During the meeting in Bonn, the Global Environment Facility (GEF) confirmed its promise to allocate up to $115m to support the construction of the green wall.

Arts advisers Meroë Candy and Jenny Paton manage the Wellcome Trust's arts awards scheme, which allocates up to £1.5m million a year into "imaginative and experimental arts projects that explore biomedical science".

If faith-based schools are oversubscribed, they can allocate up to 50% of places on the basis of faith with the remainder open to all applicants.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday that the city would allocate up to $8 million to more than double the number of private and parochial schools with full-time nurses.