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The budget documents say an additional $2.9bn will be allocated over a decade for the government's signature western Sydney infrastructure package – which is roads and other transport projects around the proposed second airport at Badgerys Creek.

Fixed costs will be allocated equally over all participants who consent to participate in HLaC.

Because the patients included in the study are difficult to engage, they will be allocated randomly over the two conditions without asking informed consent.

The battle will be over how much money will be allocated for treatment, and over whether judges will be able to decide whether drug offenders go to prison or to treatment.

An additional $642.8 million will be allocated by the European Commission over the next two years.

Nonetheless, the report points out that the top 200 oil, gas and mining companies continue to allocate vast amounts in finding more reserves, and that more than $6tn will be allocated to developing fossil fuels over the next decade.

But he also offered his offices as a mediator in the fierce battles to come over how water will be allocated, and to whom.

He also offered his good offices as a mediator in the fierce battles to come over how water will be allocated, and to whom.

Some £500 million a year will be allocated from Britain's international development budget over the next five years and the Gates Foundation will spend £140 million a year on research into the disease.

Governor Synder's total budget for Michigan was $54.9 billion and the mainstay of the funds will be allocated to finance failing schools in Detroit over the next 10 years.

"We also recommend that the parties to the agreement publish a more detailed plan [with] … more specifics about how the delays in legacy inquests will be overcome, and more detail about precisely how the additional £150m over five years will be allocated, including whether any additional resources will be made available to coroners in Northern Ireland".