Sentence examples for special allocation of 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.

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

This was aggravated by an apparent miscommunication between the ministry of health and Treasury around planning and releasing special allocations for the start-up of the clinical associate programme.

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

"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".

Enhanced public transportation to the island should be developed by our state and city governments, and our city and state representatives should re-examine the special charters and allocation of public resources to so-called public-private partnerships facilitating parks privatization in the guise of expanding opportunities for the poor.

There are special criteria for the allocation of places in a special care unit in Oslo.

There are reasons to think that location does, as the spotlight metaphor suggests, play a special role in the allocation of attention.

(decision makers) Regional collaboration appeared in the context of networking by both allocation of special know-how, resources, and cost-effective operation.

The allocation of a special budget solely to the fight against diabetes is expected to help address regional inequalities in terms of providing and ensuring equity of care for patients.