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In warship design and development, reliability should be allocated from top-level requirements to subsystem and equipment levels using an effective allocation method.
Current rebate reservations total $4,694,400, and $9,813,137 remains to be allocated from the 2011-12 funds.
The Department of Health said that funding would be allocated from the £8bn annual increase promised to the NHS by 2020 in order to achieve the aims of the task force.
Some £500 million a year will be allocated from Britain's international development budget over the next five years and the Gates Foundation will spend £140 million a year on research into the disease.
These will be allocated from the second votes to the different parties under a complicated method known as the d'Hondt formula.
The brokers themselves have to wait to see how many shares they will be allocated from one of the leading investment companies underwriting the issue.
The original correctly showed the party that won each of the 36 constituencies but failed to illustrate that a further 35 seats are allocated from the party lists - giving 71 seats in all.
And a third television channel for the Albanian and other minority communities will move ahead now that money has been allocated from the recent privatization of telecommunications, the diplomats say.
But previous such talks have been thwarted by the generals, some of whom are likely to benefit financially from the $6 billion now being allocated from the federal budget for security.
Common sense suggests you should apply only when you are ready, but let us explain how things work behind the scenes and the reality of how places are allocated from one round to the next.
We're secure for the next three years, because that's the funding we've been allocated from the different charity providers, but beyond that is a big question mark, so we're very much part of a working and developing service, but a big part of our work is also securing donations and ongoing funding.
