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The £127m will go to 47 local authorities who will be expected to match government money.
But even if Mendy were fit, could he really be expected to match Kanté's contribution?
He has testified in Congress that Texas policy is especially favorable for such a project and that other wind developers cannot be expected to match his efforts.
Hospitals will be expected to bid for cash from a £500m tech fund with detailed plans of how to implement the scheme – and winners will be expected to match the government's contribution.
At least, Europe and Mercosur can now be expected to match any progress in trade liberalisation in these bodies.In this section Supermodel angst Just 55 priorities Making do Can two become one?
"If the state was to offer universities funds that institutions would be expected to match to create targeted scholarships, that would have a much more beneficial effect on the widening participation group than offering them a further credit facility," said Strike.
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Columbia was expected to match the grant.
No easy feat considering the band was expected to match their initial success of Ho Hey.
Other companies in the industry were expected to match the increases in a day or two.
The Brazilian government is expected to match Intel's investment, Mr. Martins said.
These recommendations are expected to match new federal activity guidelines due in October from the United States Health and Human Services Department.
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