Sentence examples for relief allocated from inspiring English sources
The proposal is highly unusual because it would break a federal precedent that had earmarked all the disaster relief allocated since the terrorist attacks for specific projects.
In a speech this month, Thomas J. Curry, who heads the comptroller's office, defended the relief allocated through the settlement, describing it as "several times the potential payout had the reviews run their course".
The lure of UK tax credits for high-end TV is being trumpeted by the government and the industry alike as contributing to the health of the UK, with the research claiming that for every £1 of tax relief allocated, £2.48 is returned to the Treasury in additional taxes.
Like Florida, the state is giving tourism relief, allocating $5 million to a "Stay and Play in California" advertising campaign promoting tourism.
In addition, Table 11 demonstrates allocated relief bases to each affected area to satisfy demand of relief commodities, such as water, food, and shelter under each scenario and in each period.
About a month after Edith struck the United States, President Richard Nixon declared portions of Louisiana as a disaster area, which allocated relief funds to aid the affected citizens.
In the aftermath of the storm, the Western Australia state government allocated relief funds to offset the cost of recovery and cleanup in several of the affected towns.
Three people briefed on negotiations between the bank and the Justice Department said Wednesday that details were still being negotiated on exactly what admissions Bank of America would make and how more than $7 billion in consumer relief would be allocated.
Of the 347 women who requested pain relief and been allocated to epidural analgesia, 296 received immediate epidural analgesia.
Both Senators Cruz and Cornyn voted against a major emergency-relief bill allocating funds for rebuilding and recovery after Superstorm Sandy.
Photograph: Lucas Jackson/Reuters Proceeds from the event are going to the Robin Hood relief fund which allocates funds to charities and relief groups.
