Sentence examples for another allocation of from inspiring English sources

City officials say the aid is not enough to cover all the damage caused by the storm — another allocation of federal money is expected later this year — but will allow them to design programs to address the greatest need and leverage other financing.

The city is in line for another state allocation of about $3.15 million from Proposition 1B bond proceeds, money that would be used to help complete the San Fernando Road rehab project.

In August, as the committee finalized its recommendation, a group of researchers proposed yet another allocation algorithm in the American Journal of Transplantation.

High urgent listed patients were not included in these analysis because of another allocation system according to the Clichy criteria [ 19].

Under most frameworks (including the ECHR) the right to life has not been interpreted as compelling public authorities to make decisions in one way or another concerning the allocation of funding to particular healthcare expenditure, even where such decisions may have involved increased risks of mortality for certain groups suffering from certain conditions.

With $250 million in this year's budget, another one-time allocation of $400 million, and hundreds of millions more per year from carbon market proceeds, federal bureaucratic and local judicial concerns about the high-speed rail project having more funding starting out are addressed.

After Empire State Development received the first federal payment of $700 million, Congress approved the allocation of another $2 billion, but that money was specifically allocated to Lower Manhattan Development.

Denison recently announced a $5 million addition to its endowment for summer research and internship programs, and the allocation of another $5 million to help build new academic programs.

Another limitation is that allocation of Card 1 was sequential rather than randomised.

Of note, minorities experienced higher payments and LOS and could be another target for better allocation of resources.

RFMOs face another challenge in effective allocation of access rights to fisheries: the potential access by non-parties.