Sentence examples similar to outlays allocated from inspiring English sources
Another Tea Party ally, Gov. Rick Scott of Florida, has proposed eliminating millions of dollars in annual outlays for land conservation as well as cutting to $17 million the $50 million allocated in last year's budget for the restoration of the dwindling Everglades.
The initial 2010 CDM outlay (representing 1% of Canada's GDP, or $13 billion) will be allocated to the African countries for emissions-reduction strategies and alternative-energy development programs.
Essentially, the effects of such government outlays can be summarized into three broad categories: the opportunity cost of the resources allocated to national defence, encapsulated by the guns vs butter dilemma; demand stimulation; and supply side effects (inter alia: Drèze 2006; Dunne and Tian 2016; Dunne and Uye 2010; Hou and Chen 2013; Desli et al. 2016).
The NRCC has poured in $8.6 million out of the $28.5 million it has spent so far on independent expenditures, or 30percentthethe DCCC allocated $5.7 million of $22.5 million, or one-fourth of its independent spending to date; and House Majority PAC has spent nearly half of its $12.6 million in outlays, about $6 million.
Wenger's biggest outlay in the January transfer window remains the £17m he committed to signing Jose Antonio Reyez in 2004 and the same figure allocated to Andrey Arshavin's move in 2009.
According to the most recent annual report by UEFA, European soccer's governing body, the Italian federation allocated a budget of 3 million euros (about $3.4 million) to women's soccer — about €7 million less than France's budget and only a sixth of England's outlay.
"How were their portfolios allocated?
allocated, up 17.6 percent over last year.
Markets are being allocated politically".
Resources have to be allocated.
