Sentence examples for specific allocations from inspiring English sources

Specific allocations include $8.5 million to the nonprofit Operation Fuel.

By habit, the capital grants are written into the budget as a blank check, with specific allocations made after the fact by legislative leaders and the governor.

Congress approved $40 billion in emergency funding on Friday, but no specific allocations were made for the airline industry.

Under the UK constitutional system courts have very limited powers to regulate specific allocations of departmental expenditure.128 This means that to a large extent, once a department has been legally allocated funds by parliament for a certain purpose e.g., public health, it is free to spend such money in any way it sees fit in pursuing aims connected to that purpose.

Each City Corporation and Pourashava should establish Slum Improvement Department, with specific allocations for such departments in the municipal budget.

These included promoting debates in Parliament on this issue, ensuring a gender-responsive budget with specific allocations to encourage education for girls, mobilizing support in their constituencies and investing part of their Constituency Development Fund in initiatives to support girls.

It left the specific allocation of spending cuts to be negotiated over the summer and early autumn.

Scullion surprised many in August when he told a joint land council meeting at Wave Hill the program had guaranteed funding to 2020 but applications must still go through the IAS, with no specific allocation for ranger groups.

Guatemala has a specific allocation for nutrition in its budget to make its spending accountable to all and has put in place a zero hunger plan to reduce chronic malnutrition in children under five by 10% by 2016.

That may mean reducing your stock allocation and redirecting that money into fixed-income investments (your specific allocation will depend on how far away retirement is, your personal goals and tolerance for risk).

In other tribal societies, age grades were found having a more specific allocation of activities to age sets in each grade; thus, the age-grade system might provide for the military training of the young and the organization of military expeditions.