Sentence examples similar to an allocated fund from inspiring English sources
While working in the Reagan administration, I was asked to produce a memorandum justifying a presidential diversion of congressionally allocated funds, a proposed action in many ways similar to the one that Trump now seeks for building a border wall with Mexico.
Congress has passed legislation that will keep student loan rates fixed at 3.4percentt before a rise July 1, in conjunction with a measure that allocated funding for construction of roads and bridges.
The investigation of the embassy attack uncovered evidence of Iran's involvement, including communications between Tehran and Iranian diplomats in Syria and Lebanon that authorized an attack on an American target and allocated funds to pay for the operation.
A common model for the financial sustainability of a resource is through allocated funds obtained from a single public institution towards the respective BRC.
A third district allocated funds for MkV2 training of teachers in new schools.
Gordon was so highly respected he became a member of an MDF panel which allocated funding and he sat on panels which determined his own fraudulent applications, the court heard.
A large part of the gap is explained by delays in the allocation of funds and a slow procurement system, resulting in an inability to spend allocated funds.
A federal government initiative that allocated funding to a range of programmes aimed at strengthening families and communities (http://www.fahcsia.gov.au/about-fahcsia/publications-articles/corporate-publications/budget-and-additional-estimates-statements/2000-01-budget-and-additional-estimates/a-stronger-families-and-communities-strategy).
Thus, an increased ability to spend allocated funds might lead to a higher degree of policy implementation.
He also has to prove that the money he pledges is new, rather than a repackaging of already allocated funds.
The administration's budget calls for a 3percentt increase in allocated funds next year, not enough even to keep up with rising costs.
