Sentence examples for grant allocations for from inspiring English sources

The home secretary is to set out next the grant allocations for each individual force for 2016-17: "But I can tell you now that – just as you had planned to do a month ago – every force will still need to make savings year on year.

The actual grant allocation for the city, he added, "would not have changed at all if these monuments or stadiums had been listed as icons and monuments".

The local government grant allocations will not be affected for 2013-14 only because they have already been allocated for that period.

That might argue for the Cuomo administration's giving it a pass in this most high-profile of grant allocations.

Policy development grant allocations will also be reduced by a similar proportion.

In terms of reducing the burden of the system as a whole, we don't need for block grant allocation purposes to go into much further detail than the six groups.

The authority's grant allocation has been reduced by 3.7% for 2011/12, and is anticipated to fall by 11.75% in total over the next four years.

Last week's EPA report to Congress cited three principal criteria for changing the capitalization grant allocation formula: 1) population, 2) need (water impairment), and 3) leverage.

This - the creation of innovative programs to deal with the water quality problems of the 21st Century - should be the #1 criterion for a new CWSRF capitalization grant allocation formula.

A grant allocation algorithm, called half-duplex allocation (HDA), which was developed by Bacioccola et al. [10] aims to ensure a consistent and feasible grant allocation.

Allocations for the nation's three research granting councils, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council will rise by an aggregate $31.04 million in each of the next 2 years.