Sentence examples for special allocation from inspiring English sources

Reporting on the additional emolument, the Palestinian news service Ma'an explained: Each PLO-affiliated prisoner [already] receives [a special allocation of] $238 per month, plus an extra $71 if they are married, and an extra $12 for each child.

"What kind of special allocation do you think we can get for him?" A broker responded, "The guy is a pig and if we give him a direct allocation it should be very small as he has nothing whatsoever to do with this deal".

He said: "The wards will have a special allocation of tickets so that patients who have a series of treatments, and are here on a frequent basis, the ward will provide them with a ticket that will enable them to get out at a cost of £1 - rather than the cost of the number of hours that they've actually been here".

The new rules allow teams to use special "allocation money" to pay down other salaries, creating a new slot to sign another player at a higher salary.  .

But last week the league adopted new rules that essentially allow teams to use special "allocation money" to pay down the salary of DPs, creating a new slot to sign another player at a higher salary.

The bioinformatical part of the study was supported by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of its special allocation on global food security.

Despite a general mood of budgetary austerity, the army demanded and got special allocations to meet the new threat.

She dismisses the critics as a marginal faction and says the money to reinvent Southampton is coming from special allocations from the Legislature about $45 million so far, with $12 million from other funds.

Many now rely on additional funding sources, such as fees on motor vehicle licenses and special allocations from lotteries.

The Southern Community Cohort Study is funded by grant R01 CA092447 from the National Cancer Institute (NCI), including special allocations from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (3R01 CA092447-08S1).

Special allocations (such as fringe benefits and contingent reward) should be made for those who do not intend to migrate in the future.