Sentence examples for emergency allocation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raacke said his panel would apply for this project, but he said that even if the panel received some of the money, it would come too late unless an emergency allocation kept the panel afloat in the meantime.

But detoxifying the city's water system over the long term will probably cost hundreds of millions; that leaves a considerable deficit in dollars and political will once the Obama administration's emergency allocation of $80m for Flint runs dry.

D.C. Council members liked the idea so much that they committed an unusual emergency allocation of $9.2 million to help the school beef up its staff and convert a 30,000-square-foot building on Taylor Street NE into a 24-hour educational and medical facility.

Voting against the emergency allocation last week were Mayor Ernie Kell and council members Tom Clark and Eunice Sato.

The emergency allocation, to be paid back by Exide, goes toward removing toxic contamination in residential properties, schools, daycare centers and parks within a 1.7-mile radius of the plant, Brown said.

The Lafayette College Student Government, consisting of fifteen elected students, is responsible for most of the student organizations on campus, and is responsible for the budget, emergency allocation, programming.

Overnight, California's property tax revenues fell by almost 60percentt, and the state had to make emergency allocations from a surplus that year to keep services afloat.

Human resources and potential secondary disasters are often neglected in the existing emergency resource allocation methods.

In this paper, we characterize the humanitarian objectives of emergency resource allocation and distribution in disaster response operations.

Mr. Stevens, who led the Republicans in holding off the Democrats, said the Iraq operations were still being financed out of an emergency $62 billion allocation made this year.

To our knowledge, there is no existing work that uses MAS for real-time emergency vehicle allocation problem while accounting for the coverage requirements for future demands.