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The $2bn Australian infrastructure financing facility for the Pacific will now be funded out of the aid budget.

While government money paid to build the blocks, running costs were to be funded out of rents which, as the residents were poor, were not enough.

A promise that every drug recommended by experts to be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme will be funded out of general revenue.

All schools have been told that planning, preparation and assessment time could be funded out of existing budgets by careful staffing and time-tabling.

"Bush is caught caught between a rock and a hard place," said Mr. Reischauer, "because he wants to establish individual accounts for Social Security, and those will be funded out of the Social Security surplus.

By requiring that the experiments be funded out of the branches' operating budgets, the bank imposed fiscal discipline on the program: Branch management would naturally demand that experiments have a high likelihood of providing attractive returns.

The programs were financed with public funds (64.5%), and only 35.5% were funded out-of-pocket.

In Birmingham, for example, a CCTV network in a Muslim part of the city was found to have been funded out of the Prevent budget.

The World Service has been funded out of the Foreign Office budget and was traditionally seen as part of the UK's "soft power" around the globe.

The general assembly is funded out of the UN regular budget which is paid for by member states, based on a scale relating to their ability to pay.

King said the the promises were funded out of the $100bn of savings and revenue measures including $50bn by rejecting the government's proposed corporate tax cuts.