Meanings of allocate funds in English

Local libraries and schools should allocate funds to host free programming workshops.

Jessica Shepherd explains: Local authorities currently decide how to allocate funds.

The government said it would allocate funds to maintain and boost conservation efforts.

The parliament did not allocate funds for participating, Candu told reporters.

Others, however, see China as increasingly likely to allocate funds to assets other than Treasuries.

The 2020 budget creates green jobs but fails to allocate funds to climate change initiatives.

An issuer can allocate funds for renewable projects, but that doesn't make its overall business any greener.

And I would allocate funds, first to all the people who aren't cared for, that's a wonderful point.

Unaware of a given company's tax arrangements, our investor is likely to allocate funds where returns will be maximised.

We believe it is fairer to allocate funds based on the numbers of patients practices serve and the health needs of those patients.

Elsewhere on Thursday, the Government will publish its budgetary Estimates, the figures showing how it intends to allocate funds for the coming year.

It urged donor states to allocate funds "as flexibly as possible" as the routes taken by the refugees were continually changing.

No differences were noted between rural and urban locations or between hospitals that allocate funds in the budget versus those that do not.

We will work closely with national and local outdoor officials to allocate funds where the need is most critical immediately and throughout the recovery.

Collectively, the senators proposed legislation that would allocate funds to states and hospitals to develop standardized best practices to prevent and respond to pregnancy-related complications.

The Franco-German letter said that finalising how to allocate funds raised by such a tax should not be a precondition for agreement to pursue it.