Sentence examples for the sum available from inspiring English sources

Except for the sum available for salaries, which is set apart, board officials contend that their allocation has not been increased in about 15 years.

As the folks at Ipsos pointed out, commenting on the survey's results, it's not that Americans are saving a smaller portion of their earnings, it's just that the sum available for savings has diminished.

Of that, about £41m goes to the Daily and Sunday Express—less than half the sum available to the Daily Mail, which now has more than double the circulation of the Daily Express.

Yet because the government must pay 30% of its oil earnings in reparations to Kuwait, cover the costs of the UN's monitoring programme and do repairs to its oil industry, the sum available for food, medicine, civilian reconstruction, household and school goods was only $2.6bn in the last six-month phase, or little more than $120 per Iraqi Arab and Kurd.

The IMF wants the sum available for bailouts to grow beyond 500bn euros ($647bn £416bnn) to ensure talks between private creditors and Greece do not grind to a halt.

The sums available for offering these cuts, if they will be available at all, aren't yet known.

The sums available to the council for regular "portfolio" funding of the 696 organisations it supports, and for its lottery-funded grants, are both diminishing, Bazalgette said.

And while that is nothing like the sums available to Bath's owner, Bruce Craig, who sold his company for not far short of a billion, it gives Young and his team the security necessary to push on.

The EU has budgeted €5.78 billion for environmental work in the Czech Republic between 2007 and 2013, but the problems dwarf the sums available.Much Western media attention has been concentrated on communist-built nuclear power plants.

DealBook » Mets Ruling Could Affect Other Madoff Victims | A ruling earlier this week that allowed the Madoff trustee's lawsuit against the New York Mets owners to proceed, while limiting how much could ultimately be recovered, could reduce by $11 billion the sums available for all victims of Bernard L. Madoff's huge Ponzi scheme.

China set up a "Precious Relics Rescue Fund" nine years ago, but the sums available to it "are so small it can hardly do anything really", says Qin Jie, an official from the China Collectors Associationn.