Sentence examples for has allocated in from inspiring English sources
Since Israel occupied the West Bank and East Jerusalem in 1967, 99.76% of the "state-owned land" Israel has allocated in the area has gone to Jewish settlers, who are a mere 12% of the area's population – leaving a meagre 0.24% for Palestinians, who constitute 88% of the inhabitants.
Between 2007 and 2016, the United States has allocated in excess of $6.0 billion in water and sanitation activities in more than 50 countries worldwide.
But the SFI's annual $5,000 endowment is fairly significant for a fan association, especially when you consider it in terms of the tens of thousands the group has allocated in awards over the past quarter century.
These factors might explain why, despite the substantial resources that France has allocated in Mayotte to malaria control since the mid-1970s, malarimportationion to this island could not be stopped and autochthonous falciparum malaria could not be eliminated.
And as long as oil sells for more than $55 a barrel, most of the governments will take in more than they have allocated in their budgets, regional analysts said.
To put this in perspective, a $600 billion boost to a $4.3 trillion economy is more than triple the amount we have allocated in the U.S. stimulus program.
It was estimated that one such professional would have allocated in average 8 hours per week in each one of the 40,000 primary healthcare unit in the country during the campaign (average monthly wage US$ 1,064).
The DTI has allocated £5-10m in 2006/07 and £5m in 2007/08 - to support UK involvement in international research under the aegis of GIF, with Generation IV systems set for potential international deployment from around 2030.
The USDA has allocated $1.33 billion in direct compensation and $160 million in debt relief towards these remedial efforts.
The state Department of General Services, the agency in charge of all state buildings, has allocated $623,000 in an effort to correct the situation.
In his 2019-2020 budGov. GavinGaviNewsomom has allocated $3 million in state funds to support research that will help us better understand the greater prevalence of Alzheimer's among women and people of color.
