Sentence examples for far allocated from inspiring English sources

Cerf has so far allocated $13.8m to projects outlined in the UN Ebola needs and requirements plan.

Yet despite its poverty, Central America receives little outside help: of the $1.6 billion so far allocated under the Mérida Initiative, a United States drug-fighting programme for Mexico and Central America, Mexico received 84%.Political instability adds to the difficulties.

As a long-term solution, this has merits; but next year Russia is scheduled to repay $3.9 billion, and has so far allocated only a quarter of this sum.See article: Russian capital loves to travelJapan's GDP grew by only 1.0% at an annual rate in the third quarter, a similar rate to the previous quarter, after growth had surged at the start of the year.

The government anticipates that the agency will manage about €700 million, 75% of the annual budget so far allocated to public research grants.

Only 219 delegates have so far been allocated, out of 1,144 needed for the nomination.

It is quickly becoming clear that going to the Moon or Mars in the next decade or two will be impossible without a much bigger budget than has so far been allocated.

It is possible, of course, that the contest will stretch on for several months, largely because the voting so far has allocated only 5 percent of the delegates needed to claim the nomination.

Far from allocating capital in an efficient manner, the credit crunch that has resulted from the orgy of irresponsible lending has led to a dearth of funds for the small businesses that sorely need it.

They are far more domesticated: allocated areas with specific and restricted planning regulations.

So far, counties have allocated an average of just 12 percent of their realignment funds to re-entry programs.

The only exception was the Iranian foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, who delivered an angry speech far exceeding his allocated five minutes, laying the blame for years of deteriorating security and civilian causalities on international forces in Afghanistan.