In contrast, funds allotted to making America greener, shoring up the crumbling infrastructure, improving the education of Americans, and developing new technologies at home -- the part the Democrats are trying to protect from Republicans -- all initially help the U.S. economy (other nations will benefit in turn).
"I trained myself to rush across, to give myself a certain allotted time to make it across," he said.
To ensure that no one coder dominated the discussion, each was allotted time to "make their case" if they disagreed with a category fit.
Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr., made sure to address the aforementioned concerns around funding head on, stating that the resources allotted to the pilot program make up less than 0.1percentnt of the thirty-billion-dollar Pell Grants program, and will in no way cut into funding for current or future Pell Grant recipients who are not incarcerated.
They would then significantly inflate the volume of contract dollars allotted to legitimate small businesses to make up the difference.
Donations from some members of the GCC make aid allotted to the Syrian crisis seem small, and further bring into question the priorities of the council.
In preparation for Oklahoma statehood (1907), some of this land was allotted to individual Indians; the rest was made available to white homesteaders, held in trust by the federal government, or allotted to freed slaves.
As an emergency policy, Yoshimune ordered the daimyo to make rice contributions (agemai), which he then allotted to the hatamoto to supplement their stipends.
Make sure your team has time allotted to help refine the deck.
Pacific Time, with half an hour allotted to each argument, the judges who said that they would move quickly to make a decision pushed Flentje on his claims.
