Sentence examples for direct allocations from inspiring English sources

But the provinces spend the direct allocations largely as they see fit, rather than being forced to accept projects approved by the ministries in Baghdad.

We developed a model organogram reflecting different organisations and flows, also distinguishing competitive grant funding from direct allocations and subsidies.

Shared resources were allocated to MC activities via direct allocation methods [ 16] (see Additional file 1 for details on allocation methods).

A financial restructuring in 1983 resulted in the direct allocation of CPB grants to NPR member stations, which used the money to pay for network programs.

The administration has promised to phase out the loophole and pledged to help states that need more money to care for the poor by lobbying Congress for a direct allocation of new money.

Once the caps have been disseminated by auction or (politically corruptible) direct allocation to the millions of emitters, how do we ensure that the emitters stay within their caps?

"What kind of special allocation do you think we can get for him?" A broker responded, "The guy is a pig and if we give him a direct allocation it should be very small as he has nothing whatsoever to do with this deal".

Some risks can be mastered by direct allocation and mitigation.

A direct allocation of individual clearing figures to the diagnoses justifying the treatment was therefore not possible.

Direct allocation is also possible for the majority of cleaning agents (caustic, nitric acid, triplex sodium hypochlorite), for example, triplex being used for cleaning caseinate processing equipment.

Direct allocation of inputs to cost centers and units was done wherever possible.