Sentence examples for being allocated to help from inspiring English sources

But finding the comparatively small sum needed to provide decent education should be simple – particularly when vast sums are being allocated to help the refugees that make it to European countries.

$45m of that $400m is being allocated to helping victims tell their story, including getting legal advice.

The Treasury has spent only a fraction of the money it was allocated to help homeowners.

Just over £600m of licence fee money was allocated to help the elderly and disabled during digital TV switchover.

It is allocated to help run opposition parties in parliament and is calculated by the number of seats won and the number of votes gained.

The figures showed that 21 states had spent less than 10percentt of the money they were allocated to help preserve Medicaid for people leaving welfare.

Under the act, $53 million has been allocated to help communities in Clark County and the Nevada Department of Transportation to conform with requirements of the Endangered Species Act when development encroaches on native habitats.

Some reports say that subsidies were given to a contact lens factory in central Japan, also beyond the disaster zone, for example, and that 500 million yen (about $6.3 million) was allocated to help explore exporting nuclear technology to Vietnam.

Mr. Cheney explained that under the Bush proposal, low-performing schools that failed to improve after three years would lose their federal Title I money -- financing that is allocated to help educate poor and disadvantaged students in public schools -- and that the money would be given directly to the children's parents.

Four years after scores of rescue workers were injured in the smoldering wreckage of the World Trade Center, the federal government plans to rescind $125 million that was allocated to help them, and many of those who requested compensation are finding their claims being disputed at 10 times the rate that typical workers face.

Nearly £10m has been allocated to help create hundreds of primary school places in Wolverhampton to meet a "rising demand".