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Council homes would be allocated on the basis of need, rather than for example by passing them from one generation to the next, which would tend to favour poorer recent arrivals and make older communities feel as if they were being excluded and pushed out.

They would be allocated on the basis of a country's size and wealth.

The worst-case scenario also suggests that because of mass demand, treatment would be allocated on a lottery basis.

The Justice Department, then in charge of security, decided that the remaining 60percentt would be allocated on a per capita basis.

The refugees would be allocated to each country on the basis of its size and wealth.

Some of the funds would be allocated to increasing defence personnel, surveillance on the disputed islands with China and purchasing new equipment, Japan's public broadcaster NHK said on its website.

Issued and repaid by governments (and international donors), funds raised from such schemes would be allocated to organizations implementing malaria interventions on a pay-for-performance basis, with the aim that improved efficiencies in program delivery would deliver a premium to investors.

He said £36m would be allocated to expanding capacity at the hospitals which would take on high-risk births from Lewisham.

Pettit said the $100,000 fireworks budget would be allocated to a more "culturally appropriate" and "inclusive" celebration on another date.

Under the proposals, after a year on the dole, the jobless would be allocated to a work provider and expected to do four weeks in full-time activity.

A total of $100 million would be allocated for the program, which would place no income limits on participating buyers.