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The bill would create a $30 billion lending program within the Treasury Department, to be administered through local banks.
We concluded that it is highly anomalous for significant amounts of public money to be administered through a cash-limited, discretionary fund controlled by a board of trustees.
Britain and the US have pledged support for new World Bank funds to support climate adaptation and technology transfer, but poorer countries and green campaigners are more sceptical, and would prefer the money to be administered through the UN.
A new business incentive program for biotechnology and pharmaceutical start-up companies will be established with a $50 million bond issue to be administered through the State Economic Development Authority, John E. McCormac, the state treasurer, announced last week.
The House has already approved a package similar to the one in the Senate, which would extend and expand tax cuts for small businesses to invest and hire, and create a $30 billion lending program within the Treasury Department, to be administered through community banks.
Several intravenous therapies have to be administered through the same catheter, thus increasing the risk of physicochemical incompatibility.
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Ketamine depression treatments in experimental clinics tend to be administered intravenously through a much more complex and involved process.
The fruits, according to him, then, must be administered through the action of a conscious agent, namely, a supreme being (Ishvara).
The agency wanted to know if it could be administered through the skin.
When an infection is to blame, strong antibiotics may be administered through an IV.
From a practical point of view, due to its vesicant properties, trabectedin must be administered through a central venous catheter.
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