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The funding is due to be allocated through universities.

The other element of capital spending, the 'World Class Labs' fund earmarked for the renewal of existing infrastructure, is itself to be split, with 'more than half' to be allocated through competition.

Carol Abrams, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, said the $6 million was expected to be allocated through several existing housing programs and to take different forms, including tax-exempt bond financing and low-interest loans.

Ms. Quinn is also expected to abandon a proposal she announced last month that would have turned over her share of the discretionary pot — about $20 million to $25 million annually — to the Office of Contract Services to be allocated through a competitive, merit-based process.

Yesterday, APNIC received the last 2 blocks to be allocated through the normal IANA process.

We propose that kidneys from DCD donors should be allocated through a mechanism to maximize the possibility of simultaneous transplantation to ensure prolongation of the CIT of the second kidney does not occur.

However, in the UK, costs for MDRTB should be allocated through a national scheme of specialist commissioning in order not to detract from standard TB services, although this is not the case in Manchester and Leeds.

That money should be allocated through a single accountable official.

Recipients should compete for the money as part of a normal bidding process, and the money should be allocated through the normal budgetary process.

The proceeds will be allocated through three foundations representing the city's uniform services plus the seven social service agencies that distribute funds for The Times's annual Neediest Cases appeal.

All would be allocated through a lottery system run by Acorn and supervised by the city's housing agency, with some preference going to residents of the surrounding neighborhoods, police officers and other civil service workers, the elderly, and the disabled, as required by city rules.