Meanings of allocate funding in English

The GCF, in comparison, can allocate funding to approved national-level agencies in poor countries.

The delivery mechanisms used to allocate funding should ensure that there is competition between those seeking support.

The UK is the first country to attempt to allocate funding based on the wider societal impact of research.

They called for legislation to place an obligation on the Government to allocate funding from the Exchequer automatically each year.

Tseta said officials from the Communist Party's powerful political special-operations unit, the United Front Work Department, control the effort and allocate funding.

As Minister, my approach is to be pragmatic in the way I allocate funding, and champion appropriate reform and new ways of thinking.

The court found that the Commonwealth had no power to allocate funding without either parliamentary oversight or channelling the money through the States.

Although the UK is the first country to allocate funding based on the societal impact of research, Australia has run a similar pilot.

New South Wales-based animal charity WIRES has confirmed that it will allocate funding and support to all states and territories affected by the crisis.

The one bit we haven't yet worked out, because we needed to allocate funding first, is how we are going to allocate the first 600.

They also want the college authorities to detail how it allocates funding.

He had earlier threatened to resign over the use of government- allocated funding for the party.

Mosese Bulitavu earlier threatened to resign over the use of government- allocated funding for the party.

The government has allocated funding for this already.

Allocating funding streams for local agencies for periods longer than one year could help address this, he said.

Last year Radius allocated funding of £500,000 as part of a pilot project.