Sentence examples for annual allocations from inspiring English sources

Annual allocations would be tailored to demographics.

To date, federal involvement has been limited to annual allocations to the Long Island Sound Office, which administers the 1994 plan.

"If cooperating jurisdictions cannot use their annual allocations," she wrote, "the funds should revert to the county and be reallocated to areas of highest need".

Rather than pursuing mandatory contributions or ad hoc annual allocations, the fund would follow the same triennial replenishment process as the World Bank's concessional financing arm, the International Development Association IDAA).

Eight small, poor states mountainous Sikkim, and the "seven sisters" of the north-east enjoy anorth-east enjoys of public funds ($4.7 billion in 2010-11, the most recent yeannual which figures allocationsle).

An ancient system of water rights means that many farmers pay only modest amounts to obtain their annual allocations from the Rio Grande, and poor pipelines and irrigation systems allow lots of water to leak out.The United States government is now demanding that Mexico make a good-faith effort to deliver the water owed for the current year as well as a small part of the accumulated shortfall.

But the government will now triple the annual allocation to $3 million.

An annual allocation of $3 billion would mean those numbers go up to $70 billion and $150 billion respectively.

The meagre annual allocation of 65,000 is usually filled within weeks, sometimes days.

Even responses to the most protracted crises depend heavily upon annual allocation decisions by an array of donor governments.

Hawaii, for example, exhausted in February the annual allocation of money it had set aside to fight wildfires, four months before the busy summer fire season.