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In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations to the Nancy Schustek Memorial Fund, designated for support services for students on financial aid.

The recent $1.2 million addition to the Tang Fund is designated for the support of any undergraduates in need.

UCU general secretary Sally Hunt wrote to Willetts in the spring of 2012 saying "UCU finds it unacceptable that … private [colleges] operating courses designated for public support do not have to observe any controls on the number of students they recruit".

Yet in 2005, according to the Foundation Center, only 20percentt of grants from the largest private and community foundations were designated for general operating support.

"In a big secondary school like ours, you end up robbing Peter to pay Paul – using money that's designated for other children to support your SEN pupils". Many headteachers are struggling to make sense of the new rules.

From 1198 onwards, Lydford Castle was designated as the prison for supporting the court and its processes.

Amy Ryan was designated best supporting actress for her portrayal of the mother of a vanished child in Ben Affleck's "Gone Baby Gone".

"Most of our disaster funding is received post-event and is designated to support direct service delivery for a specific event," Mr. Becker said.

He said the administration has already moved to shift funding away from partners "whose actions don't reflect" U.S. values, including $6.4 million that had been designated for the Interreligious Council of Uganda, which has supported the legislation.

The TVPA was recently reauthorized, therefore it is critical that Congress support the authorizations designated for domestic victims in the appropriations process.

The network is supported through funding designated for bioterrorism preparedness and response.