Sentence examples for allocation of state aid from inspiring English sources

Even an optimal use of New York City's current allocation of state aid will not go nearly far enough toward closing this gap.

New York City schools were also particularly shortchanged because their expected allocation of state aid of $6.2 billion was cut by $840 million.

Other forms of state aid to religion tapered away.

Other old favorites included reforming and simplifying school aid formulas, a proposal that will work only if it is accompanied by a fairer allocation of state funds among the urban, rural and suburban school systems.

"The state is not allowed to discriminate directly on the basis of religion or nationality in allocation of state lands," Judge Barak added.

Smaller districts are in great need of more state aid.

For another, several proposed stopgap allocations of state money remain to be firmed up in budget negotiations.

In addition, the group intends to ask the state for changes in the allocation of building aid, which Mr. Green said directed less than 31percentt of state school-construction dollars to New York City, despite its enrolling nearly 40percentt of the state's public school students.

But last October, after Essex County again asked the state Attorney General to sue Newark to conduct a revaluation, Judge Harry A. Margolis of State Superior Court in Newark ordered that the State Division of Taxation should arrange for the process itself, and deduct its cost from Newark's annual state aid allocation.

Eventually, adjusted 2000 numbers may be used to change the allocation of federal aid and change perceptions of how the city and country has changed.

Allocation of military aid continued through October 6, though the number of on-scene personnel began to decrease two days earlier.