Sentence examples similar to continuing to be allocated from inspiring English sources

An enormous amount of money continues to be allocated as its goals become more diffuse and subject to dispute.

My proposal is that 99percentt of the research funds continue to be allocated in the usual way.

It said patients getting Fabrazyme would continue to be allocated a third of their usual dose at least through the third quarter.

But he said that business people should continue to be allocated special seats in the 2004 and 2008 elections for the Legislative Council, contending that the political parties were not well enough developed yet to attract technically qualified people as candidates.

If section 265(a)(2) subsequently ceases to apply (because, for example, the taxpayer ceases to hold any tax-exempt obligations), and the debt at such time continues to be allocated to an investment expenditure, interest on the debt that accrues after such time is subject to section 163 d).

If the stock market stays healthy, money will continue to be allocated to higher-risk asset-classes like venture capital and private equity.

Finally, in an era where we continue to push our students to complete new and an ever-expanding amount of standardized tests, time must continue to be allocated for physical activity and fitness.

Education for the young is one possibility, although its record is discouraging: one recent report complains that "large amounts of public funds...continue to be allocated to prevention activities whose effectiveness is unknown or known to be limited".

Resources have to be allocated.

As at 2am, eight delegates have yet to be allocated.

By definition, the economic principles of fungibility and screening do not account for an important political principle – that the food-stamp program and other safety-net programs must continue to have political support, so that Congress and the states continue to be willing to allocate tax dollars to them.