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This official would be given jurisdiction over 10% of the EU's budget, or roughly €10bn (£7.6bn), which would be diverted from other parts of the EU's existing income.

He suggests the 39 local enterprise partnerships (LEPs), the government's chosen engine of local economic growth, then bid for this pool of cash which would be diverted permanently from budgets of departments.

On Dec. 1, Hussein carried out his threat to halt oil exports unless buyers agreed to pay a 50-cent surcharge per barrel, which would be diverted into bank accounts not controlled by the United Nations.

If passed, the proposition is estimated to save more than a $1 billion per year, which would be diverted to school, mental health, and victim's services.

Despite witnessing the worst American drought in decades, policy makers are leaving the best possible solution off of the table, which would be diverting the huge amount of corn that is mandated for ethanol production back into food production.

Theresults of the assessments would form the basis from which scarceresources would be diverted and billions of dollars of federal,state, and local funding would be allocated to shore up homelandsecurity.

There are big transition costs here–a trillion bucks or more since those already retired or nearing retirement would keep their Social Security checks, while some of younger workers' contributions (which would otherwise pay those benefits) would be diverted into individual accounts.

Instead, Broadway's traffic would be diverted to Seventh Avenue, which would be widened to six lanes through Times Square.

If the connector were extended to the Holland Tunnel, the study said, through traffic would be diverted from Canal Street, which would affect Chinatown, TriBeCa and SoHo.

The commission, which controls an annual €1.1bn humanitarian aid budget, insisted no money would be diverted from needy countries around the world.

Their planes would be diverted to Cambodia.