Sentence examples for council allocation from inspiring English sources

Proportionately, the research giants don't bring in as much on top of their funding council allocation.

Yet in 2007 Mr. Tierney declined a budget increase of $750,000 approved by the City Council; instead the commission ended up getting an increase of just $50,000 for a total Council allocation of $300,000.

At the discretion of the council, allocations are also made when residents face unexpected pressures on their housing finances such as the cost of travelling to visit a seriously ill relative in hospital or the increased cost of heating a home for a family member who is fighting cancer.

Hughes said proposals for council house allocation had "always been controversial".

Protests, like the one against Dungannon council's allocation of housing in County Tyrone, fuelled the Civil Rights movement.

"By making changes to the council's allocations policy we can ensure that the housing register operates more efficiently as well as making it very clear to applicants from the outset the criteria expected and their chances of being re-housed".

An independent panel will decide who gets a home in keeping with the council's housing allocation policy.

Yeadon said that one group was forced to call in a university mathematician to highlight errors in the council's funding allocation formula.

"We appreciate that this is an uncertain time and we will do everything we can to clarify any queries". The council said the allocation of staff would become clearer next month.

He added that despite initial resistance to the allocation councils, as the legislative panels will be called, once they are in operation, people's fears should disappear.

The council unanimously approved allocations for part-time salaries related to neighborhood trolley service, a required national transit database audit, and Act V parking and weekend trolley services during the Village Entrance project.