Sentence examples for which would allocate from inspiring English sources
To debate: The U.S. Senate has blocked a key component of Obama& 8217s jobs bill which would allocate thirty-five billion dollars for hiring teachers and first responders.
These include, most prominently, a proposed national infrastructure bank, which would allocate public funds and also leverage private capital for the most important projects.
Other possible reforms include a district plan, similar to those used in Maine and Nebraska, which would allocate electoral votes by legislative district rather than at the statewide level; and a proportional plan, which would assign electoral votes on the basis of the percentage of popular votes a candidate received.
In March, Clark addressed the second part of the problem – the lack of law enforcement expertise – by introducing the Cybercrime Enforcement Training Assistance Act, which would allocate $20m a year to train local police departments on how to investigate and prosecute cybercrime.
New local Land Trusts which would allocate publicly-owned land for house-building.
Sen. Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) authored SB 1210, which would initially allocate $9.2 million in public funds for such loans.
Under the guidelines, the properties would become the site of about 1,000 housing units — roughly half of which would be allocated to middle- and low-income earners — along with retail shops, green space and, potentially, a school.
The document, which relates to a senior management board meeting in October, considers two options: the first is to group together existing and new academies into chains, managed by a trust – similar to NHS trusts – which would be allocated a limited budget to divide between individual schools.
The plates cost $25, $17 of which would be allocated to "promote Tea Party governing principles".
And Congress, which would need to allocate more money to keep the project alive, is going to want some explanations.
Congress has also yet to enact spending bills for fiscal year 2003, which began Oct. 1, that would allocate as much as $300 million for Afghan aid programs.
