The budget allocates $3.1 billion for security assistance to Israel.
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A centralised system allocates Mr Dardel's students to his institution.
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Every quarter, Juno allocates restricted stock units to its drivers.
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It also allocates over $1.2 trillion to housing and infrastructure.
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The omnibus allocates $144.3 billion for military equipment procurement, too.
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Morningstar's Moderate Target Risk benchmark allocates 60 percent to stocks.
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Bella Kinesis allocates its profits to aid Indian women's education costs.
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Part of ICE's budget allocates funds to commercial aircraft contracts, too.
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Mississippi allocates a total of 36 pledged delegates to the convention.
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The government allocates only $3.9 million to the Navy athletic department.
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Our next president should rethink the way the federal government allocates spectrum.
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Microsoft is also changing the way it allocates space for Windows updates.
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The forthcoming spending review, which allocates cash to departments, has no date.
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Ranked choice voting works well no matter how a state allocates delegates.
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Ukraine's 2017 draft budget allocates 578 million hryvnias ($22.4 million) to NAZK.
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The bill allocates a total of $250 billion to individuals and families.
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Here's a look at exactly where he allocates that money each month.
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New York allocates most of its 247 pledged delegates by congressional district.
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The bank broke out how much capital it allocates to each division
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Each of those contests allocates delegates for this summer's Democratic National Convention.
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That report gets sent to central government, which examines it and allocates funds.
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Indiana allocates a large share of votes to whoever wins a statewide plurality.
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Shinto allocates $100 for various beauty expenses, including manicures, blowouts and eyelash extensions.
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The budget allocates 63 billion shekels for defense spending, the Finance Ministry said.
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The emergency declaration allocates roughly $8 billion for barriers along the Mexican border.
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The bill also allocates $375 million over five years for programming and classes.
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Every Republican caucus or primary between now and March 12 allocates delegates proportionally.
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ET.Virginia allocates 99 pledged delegates to the convention, or 2.3% of the total.
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Maine allocates 24 pledged delegates to the convention, or 0.6% of the total.
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Tennessee allocates 210 pledged delegates to the convention, or 2415% of the total.
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HK BUDGET- GOVT SAYS ALLOCATES AN EXTRA HK$700 MILLION TO TOURISM BOARD
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Samsung allocates a section of the store for its line of phone accessories ...
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Sanders easily won the primary in his home state, which allocates 16 delegates.
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His climate plan allocates $20 billion to developing next-generation advanced nuclear energy.
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The state allocates $68 per student to the district for each day they attend.
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The direct model allocates stock to the highest bidders, which is much more logical.
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Obamacare allocates $91 billion to opioid treatment, compared to the GOP bill's $45 billion.
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Moving forward, the United States typically allocates about $2628 billion in agricultural subsidies annually.
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For China, money is no obstacle; the Central Committee allocates whatever it deems appropriate.
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Each year, she was not picked in the random lottery that allocates these visas.
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Idaho allocates a very small share, with just 20 pledged delegates to the convention.
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The Northern Mariana Islands' caucus allocates six pledged delegates to the Democratic national convention.
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North Carolina allocates 110 pledged delegates to the convention, or 2.8% of the total.
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Massachusetts allocates 91 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 2.3% of the total.
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Oklahoma allocates 37 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 0.9% of the total.
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Texas allocates 211 pledged delegates to the convention, accounting for 103% of the total.
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CT.Arkansas allocates 213 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 20.3% of the total.
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CT.Minnesota allocates 75 pledged delegates to the convention, accounting for 133% of the total.
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California allocates 415 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 10.7% of the total.
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The expansion plans would depend on Britain changing how it allocates slots to airlines.
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As written, the infrastructure plan allocates $20 billion each year over the next decade.
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China, in other words, allocates capital poorly: too many loans go to the wrong companies.
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The 2019 state budget allocates $560 million for Mosul's reconstruction, according to two Mosul lawmakers.
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Wade is overturned and allocates public funds for low-income Oregonians who need postpartum care.
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Because it allocates capital and distributes risk at a vast scale, its influence is global.
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Under the ACA, Prevention and Public Health Fund specifically allocates money for various awareness campaigns.
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The same goes for New York, which allocates its delegates proportionately and by congressional district.
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Its 2017 budget request allocates $85033 million to The Division of Cancer Prevention and Control.
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Graham-Durbin: Allocates close to $3 billion for a border wall and border security technology.
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The organization allocates 100% of public donations directly to fund clean water projects, says Harrison.
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The bill specifically allocates $647 million for U.S. Cyber Command operations, a 16 percent increase.
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At present, the bill allocates only $30 per person for states to provide employment training.
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The bill allocates $1.375 billion to adding barriers to another 55 miles of the border.
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The kingdom also allocates preferential blocks of Hajj visas to favored international politicians and allies.
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ET.Washington, which allocates 89 pledged delegates to the convention, conducts its elections entirely by mail.
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The budget allocates $200 billion over 10 years to "support" $1 trillion in infrastructure investment.
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CT. Colorado allocates 67 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 1.7% of the total.
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CT. Utah allocates 29 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 0.7% of the total.
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She spent seven hours before the board, which rarely allocates an hour to a case.
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The bill also allocates funds to help pay for the costs of testing rape kits.
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Given that Congress allocates itself such little time, it's no wonder they can't properly budget.
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The bill also allocates $5003 million in funding to help the states with this transition.
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Marquit said she allocates her emergency fund differently than she would a long-term investment.
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The upside of farming it out, for Republicans, is that the commission allocates the blame.
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The Dutch government allocates 1.5 million euros each year to get the eel count up again.
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Even nameless, he retained some of the advantages that society allocates to a white American male.
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The Democratic nominating contest allocates delegates proportionally, so Clinton hasn't knocked Sanders out of the race.
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The defense authorization bill sets Pentagon policy and authorizes spending, while the appropriations committee allocates funding.
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Now, it allocates one-third to each of those companies and the remaining third to Pinterest.
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The National Endowment for Democracy already allocates $1.3 million a year to Armenia for democracy development.
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The USF allocates $230 million a year to Alaska to ensure broadband access across the state.
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The managers' trading ideas are assessed centrally by Blackstone before the firm allocates money to invest.
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Jubbouri called for an end to a governing system which allocates top posts based on sects.
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The OECD reports that the Brazilian government allocates nearly 20 percent of its budget to education.
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The spending bill this week allocates the allowed spending among a vast array of federal programs.
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It allocates $10 million to his office from October 2018 through the end of September 2019.
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That metric is equally important to the United Network for Organ Sharing, which allocates donor organs.
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As an example, here's how Arkansas (a Super Tuesday state) allocates its delegates in six batches.
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Tax breaks don't come free; they're just ways in which the government allocates your tax money.
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Jerry Moran (R-Kans.), who oversees the Appropriations subcommittee that allocates government funding to the agency.
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Florida's primary allocates 219 pledged delegates, making it one of the biggest prizes on the calendar.
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This reticence allocates some drama, and suggests what it was like to know the reticent Kahn.
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That budget allocates $53.4 million for the first rate increase for developmentally disabled services since 2008.
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A separate draft budget for state companies, institutions and banks allocates them a total of $127 billion.
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One of those people is Ehrhart, chairman of the legislative committee that allocates funding to Georgia's colleges.
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The bank holds a sale every Tuesday at which it allocates about $120 million to Egyptian banks.
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The most commonly requested items is tortillas, she reports, perhaps because NASA only allocates one per day.
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Given that investment management is at the heart of how society allocates capital, this is a problem.
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Money to fight opioid addiction... The agreement allocates $218503 billion over two years to fight opioid addiction.
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If I were a constituent, I'd be sort of ticked at the way she allocates her time.
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For example, Washington state's 2020 budget allocates about $85033 million, and New York has allocated $20 million.
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"Perhaps this county planning will ensure the government finally recognizes us and allocates us titles," Jefua said.
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This feature allocates a "secure enclave" in a processor that theoretically can't be altered by the user.
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Anadarko Petroleum warned last week that Proposition 112 might change how the company allocates capital in 2019.
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The military's massive funding hike allocates $11.5 billion for the Missile Defense Agency, the largest amount ever.
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Because East Meets Dress typically allocates a long timeline for its dresses, these measures aren't usually needed.
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Each state allocates its delegates to the Democratic National Convention in proportion to primary or caucus results.
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Specifically, the FCC allocates which radio frequencies companies can use to communicate with their vehicles during flight.
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Current law requires U.S. economic assistance be reduced proportionally to what the PA allocates to these payments.
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The new Oakland budget allocates $40,000 for a study on how best to implement the Oregon model there.
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The foreign-exchange regime, which allocates currency to industries the government wants to support, is riddled with graft.
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Like Elsa, they are nearly all winners of a computerised lottery, which allocates flats as they become available.
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Under the current system, the government allocates too much of it to farmers, who have a vocal lobby.
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Tunisia allocates just 4% of its budget to municipalities, compared with 10% in nearby Morocco, a richer country.
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The platform allocates responsibilities to "trusted gatekeepers" who have been given clearance to retrieve and authenticate customer documents.
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In South Carolina, Monmouth allocates 22019 percent to Biden, 16 percent to Warren, and 12 percent to Sanders.
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If you look only at the discretionary spending Congress allocates each year, more than half goes to defense.
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Every year, the U.S. allocates 85033,000 "green cards," or permanent resident visas, to its Diversity Visa Lottery program.
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In fact, the government is permitted to favor childbirth over abortion in the way it allocates tax dollars.
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That number is expected to grow more quickly as the government allocates more resources towards dealing with immigrants.
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The bill allocates at least $1.25 billion to the states and $500 million to the District of Columbia.
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"In addition, the government allocates 300 million lari in capital expenditure and infrastructure projects," the prime minister said.
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"Every year, the state allocates a certain production target to each cotton growing region," says Myatiev, from Turkmen.news.
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Instead, states ought to adopt an alternative approach to reform that allocates electoral votes on a proportional basis.
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Conventional wisdom recommends that someone my age allocates 30% of their portfolio toward bonds and 70% toward stocks.
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The latest proposal allocates €13bn ($14.4bn) to the euro-zone fund—a paltry €98m per country per year.
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For perspective, the U.S. allocates more money to the military than the next 10 highest spending countries combined.
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Currently, the United States allocates a presidential salary of $400,000 a year with an additional $50,000 expense account.
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But seven out of 11 ain't bad, especially when Texas allocates delegates proportionately and will give many to Trump.
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Competition among private-sector firms, they say, often hinges on rights which the government allocates in an opaque manner.
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That's a Pentagon program which allocates money for sending more US troops to Europe and training with European countries.
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It allocates about $14 million for legal fees to Weinstein associates who are named as defendants in the lawsuits.
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The House version of the spending bill allocates $5 billion for the wall and was approved without Democratic support.
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But Italy allocates only 1 percent of its gross domestic product to social protection benefits — half the European average.
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Congress allocates hundreds of billions of dollars in federal domestic programs to the states based on their total population.
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And the way HAVA allocates money means not every state will wind up with enough to meet their need.
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The program works like this: The federal government allocates tax credits that are eventually awarded to affordable-housing developers.
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The bill allocates millions of dollars to make buildings more secure and to hire more school-based police officers.
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Nevada, the third Democratic primary nominating state, allocates national delegates proportionally based on congressional district level and statewide results.
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MPC allocates points based on the color of the medal, using a ratio of 23 to 22 to 22018.
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In contrast, the 2018 plan covers a shortened span of only six years and allocates very little to creditors.
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Klobuchar and Harris, the omnibus spending bill that was enacted allocates $380 million to shore up our voting system.
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Instead of keeping all of the profits, EAI allocates one-fifth of its gains towards charitable causes through GiveWell.
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And as a cherry on top, the SAF Act allocates to border security approximately $124 billion over five years.
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But his budget allocates only $14 million for the law's programs, a fraction of what the legislation calls for.
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The current dynamic not only allocates too much surplus to rich companies, it undermines that healthy form of competition.
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At setup users sign up for a Nextbit account, which then allocates 100GB of Amazon cloud storage to the phone.
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The second-largest, Ping An Insurance, allocates roughly 1 percent of total revenues or $1 billion annually toward online initiatives.
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"Each state allocates this funding differently, so it's difficult to summarize the total impact on the nationwide network," Bertolette said.
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The World Bank plans to double to $14bn the money it allocates to fragile states over the next three years.
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The acquisition of Platoon could serve to bolster Apple's Up Next platform, which allocates resources to up-and-coming artists.
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Additional pressures on local public services are a particular problem in Britain, where central government raises taxes and allocates spending.
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But the federal government, which allocates spectrum, has been slow to release more for commercial use, despite the obvious need.
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The bill allocates $1.375 billion for 55 miles of border fencing, far less than the $5.7 billion Trump had requested.
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When Putin wants to reward his friends, he allocates them contracts and monopolies they can milk for all their worth.
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Now suddenly, he is issuing a threat to shut down the government unless Congress allocates money to build the wall.
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The automated investment service, Schwab Intelligent Portfolios, allocates cash among exchange-traded funds according to formulas based on client questionnaires.
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President Trump's proposed fiscal 2018 federal budget allocates $1.5 billion for Homeland Security to tackle cybersecurity, including protecting critical infrastructure.
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"Unfortunately, the President's budget allocates just $950 million in [Harbor Maintenance Tax] spending—far below the WRRDA goal," Hahn continued.
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Then, the House allocates 40 minutes apiece for debate followed by votes on each of the four immigration/DACA bills.
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The U.S. currently allocates $2 million in financing and $1 million in training and education to each Baltic nation's military.
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And the Geo Group's political action committee, while bipartisan in its giving, allocates many of its biggest donations to Republicans.
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Jerry Brown recently signed a bill that allocates $800 million to a program providing rebates for home energy-storage systems.
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The budget allocates 52.963 billion Egyptian pounds ($3.18 billion) for fuel subsidies, down from 89.75 billion pounds this fiscal year.
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Community gardeners in Paris are now requesting hives from the mayor's office, which allocates them to gardens and other venues.
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It allocates $17 billion for the SBA to cover six months of payment for small businesses with existing SBA loans.
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Most analysis of tax incidence nonetheless allocates only a small fraction of the corporate tax to labor, for three reasons.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency each year allocates each refinery's quota for ethanol production in a rule implementing the statute.
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A spending bill, introduced by the House Appropriations Committee this week allocates $1.6 billion of federal funds to the wall.
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It pays its shareholders the least it can get away with and allocates what is left as bonuses for its staff.
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The budget allocates 60bn pesos of new money for a universal pension for old people, 20bn pesos less than originally proposed.
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The bill allocates $73 million in funding for job and education programs, but it doesn't guarantee those funds will be appropriated.
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The bill allocates $50 million in funding for job and education programs, but it doesn't guarantee those funds will be appropriated.
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It allocates over a third of its portfolio to treasury bills, high grade bonds, listed equities, derivatives, currencies and other securities.
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Now, the president says Mexico will eventually pay for the wall, so any money Congress allocates is just a temporary expenditure.
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Basically, he allocates up to 10 percent of a client's portfolio to 10 stocks that he deems as potential big performers.
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The firm allocates assets with a focus on companies with a market value of less than 300 million pounds ($391 million).
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Cox worried that when the government allocates resources to AI technology, they don't always see results as quickly as they like.
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The fund currently allocates about 86 percent of its portfolio to securities and 13 percent to cash, according to FactSet data.
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In December, Ukraine suffered attacks on its finance and defense ministries and the State Treasury that allocates cash to government institutions.
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The FCC has a history of making odd choices when it comes to how it allocates the scarce resources it administers.
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Uganda has won plaudits for its liberal refugee policy that maintains open borders and allocates land plots to individual refugee families.
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Moore was formerly the chief equity strategist at BlackRock and now helps decide how the $7 trillion firm allocates its money.
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Compre Bem, which allocates significant sourcing and management decisions to individual stores, is seen as a way to counter that trend.
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HFFI allocates federal funds so that states can address their individual health concerns and become better equipped for sustainable aid distribution.
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On Campus In a typical year, the University of California, Berkeley, allocates around $200,000 to pay for security at campus protests.
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The amount the United States allocates to protect its presidential candidates has climbed steeply, surpassing $200 million in the current fiscal year.
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He typically allocates between 0 percent and 5 percent of a client's assets to emerging markets based on their appetite for risk.
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The $1.3 trillion spending package allocates about $4 billion to the opioid epidemic, much of which is new money appropriated this year.
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It notes that "nothing" in the Affordable Care Act allocates money for the program that has received about $7 billion so far.
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In 2013, a new system that allocates fuel rights in part through a competitive tender process helped to boost T&R's revenue.
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Customers submit their receipts to Smacc, which turns them into a machine-readable format, encrypts them, then allocates them to an account.
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The president's budget plan is nonbinding and is meant to provide Congress, which allocates funds, with an idea of an administration's priorities.
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But "lobbying" has a very specific legal definition based on how an individual allocates his or her time on behalf of clients.
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In addition to laying out funding for 55 miles of physical barriers, the legislation allocates $303 billion for other border security priorities.
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Iran doesn't reveal how much it allocates to these efforts, but there are no indications of a surge of spending in Syria.
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The program allocates funds for internet providers in low population density programs but has come under criticism for not doling out enough.
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It also allocates more funding for hospitals, states and municipalities, and requires insurers to cover coronavirus preventive services with no cost-sharing.
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A spokesperson for Gojo did not specifically address a question about how it determines the retailers to which it allocates additional inventory.
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On Thursday, Trump continued to promote the wall and noted that a recently signed funding bill allocates $1.6 billion for the project.
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The city council of Austin, Texas, has passed a budget that allocates $85033,000 in public funds to help women access abortion services.
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She and her husband get paid on different schedules, which adds stress; she allocates almost all of her paycheck to day care.
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The next contest of the 2020 primary is the South Carolina primary on February 29, which allocates 54 delegates to the convention.
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Right now, one formula — the one that allocates the majority of the money — has little to do with serving low-income students.
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For those with more than $100,000, the robo advisor allocates funds to ETFs and individual securities through what it calls Smart Indexing.
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Typical wisdom has investors make use of a "60/40" portfolio, which allocates 60% of investment to stocks and 40% to bonds.
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How do you want to reform the Universal Service Fund, which allocates $8 billion a year to bring broadband to underserved areas?
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Before Mr. Correa took office, Mr. Torres said, Ecuador spent $900,000 on disability initiatives; it now allocates roughly $200 million per year.
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Emanuel already allocates just over half of surplus revenues from the districts to the school system and has resisted calls to allocate more.
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The amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, an annual bill that allocates funds for the Department of Defense, was such an attempt.
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According to one nonpartisan analysis, it allocates enough money to cover those higher rates for just 5 percent of people with preexisting conditions.
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The first is the Hare greatest remainder formula, which allocates fractional seats (or electoral votes) to the parties with the largest such fractions.
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Globally, the World Bank plans to double to $14bn the amount of money it allocates to fragile states over the next three years.
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Both phase-in periods are short for an industry that plans products, allocates factory capacity and makes parts sourcing decisions years in advance.
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It allocates other assets based on defined yield targets and risk tolerances and has mostly focused on bank deposits and fixed-income instruments.
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Plus, InVision has made a handful of acquisitions, and launched the Design Forward Fund, which allocates $5 million toward investing in design startups.
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It allocates $25 billion in funds for the southern border wall, funding that Congress has so far only allocated gradually and with restrictions.
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The ATP runs the men's professional tennis tour and allocates men's world ranking points, while the WTA performs that function for the women.
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The budget measure allocates $37.3 billion in spending from the state's General Revenue Fund, a figure that matches the one proposed by Rauner.
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Strava's values — authenticity, balance, craftsmanship, commitment, and camaraderie — are central to the way the company functions and the way it allocates its funds.
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The package allocates a total of about $9.6 billion to producers of almonds, cotton, corn, dairy, pork, soybeans, sorghum, sweet cherries and wheat.
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A robo-advisor is a computerized investment platform that allocates your money over an assortment of different mutual funds or exchange-traded funds.
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For example, Atrium in Los Angeles is already on OpenTable and allocates a certain number of tables at certain time slots each night.
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We need to disrupt the opportunity caste system that allocates most of America's benefits to a small group of wealthy or educated elites.
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Orban's ministerial office took a similar centralizing step in 2014 when it absorbed the National Development Agency, which allocates EU funding in Hungary.
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Additionally, his plan allocates more than $1.2 trillion in housing, transportation, public transit and small business grants to revamp the nation's economic infrastructure.
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Instead, it's about "simplifying and speeding up execution" and getting smarter about how the bank allocates its resources, Tucker said on a call.
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And serves as yet an other reminder that Congress -- and particularly the way it allocates money across the federal government is deeply broken.
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American Samoa, a small island territory located in the Pacific, allocates just six pledged delegates to the convention with their Super Tuesday caucus.
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Trump's 2018 budget proposed a trimmed-down budget of $85033 million for the directorate, and the 2019 proposal allocates $583 million for it.
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But the federal government, through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, allocates only $3.8 million a year toward prevention of vision problems.
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Many nonprofits today are not only changing thousands of lives, they are helping transform how the justice system uses data and allocates funding.
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In comparison, Nokia says it spent $5.6 billion on research and development that year, while Ericsson typically allocates around $4.4 billion each year.
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Trump's 21625 budget proposed a trimmed-down figure of $2900 million for the directorate, and the 220006 proposal allocates $2202 million for it.
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Iran allocates a large portion of its annual budget to finance a massive domestic crackdown machine, parallel to exporting terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism.
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That explains why the NSIA allocates another 40% of its assets to domestic projects, giving priority to sectors such as power, highways and farming.
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The proposal allocates $41.17 billion for the International Affairs Budget, a bucket that includes the State Department and the US Agency for International Development.
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The Senate version of the bill allocates $2.88 billion for the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the agency responsible for taking care of migrant children.
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Today, the space industry is largely an extension of the government itself and massively inefficient in how it allocates capital to promote commercial growth.
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So the FBI, DEA and RCMP have proposed a solution: each time an ISP sub-allocates some addresses, that is recorded in the WHOIS.
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Mr Rubio's real test will come on March 15th in his home state of Florida, which allocates delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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The law also separately allocates $15 billion in funding to states to help offset the cost of prenatal, mental health, and addiction recovery services.
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Regardless, this week's successful mission marks an exciting milestone for India, one of the few countries that allocates significant resources to space exploration activities.
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The FCC allocates the national spectrum for non-federal users — the frequencies that enable all forms of wireless technology to co-exist without interruption.
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Analysts estimate the central bank allocates about 60 percent of its buying in ETFs that track the Nikkei, 30 percent to the broader Topix .
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Moreover, Stampli uses machine learning to recognize patterns around how the organization allocates cost, manages approval workflows and what data is extracted from invoices.
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The very existence of the Senate, where the Constitution allocates two Senators to each state, runs directly counter to the idea of popular representation.
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It allocates billions of dollars in relief for continuing recovery efforts across the country, including funds for Puerto Rico, which Mr. Trump had resisted.
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Washington allocates 89 pledged delegates to the Democratic national convention, making up a little over 2% of all delegates allocated throughout the nomination process.
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The bill allocates $2291 billion to distressed businesses that can apply for loans or guarantees from a fund overseen by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The bill allocates $500 billion to distressed businesses that can apply for loans or guarantees from a fund overseen by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Confronting it will be a new priority, he said — although critics are waiting to see how much money the government allocates to the effort.
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His proposed budget allocates $314 million to hire and train 500 new Border Patrol agents and 1,000 Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel next year.
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The budget Rouhani recently presented to parliament proposes to cut subsidies for the poor even as it allocates generous funds to Islamic propaganda organizations.
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Section 2628 eliminates the Diversity Visa Program, which allocates 28500,6900 immigrant visas annually to a lottery for aliens in countries with low immigration rates.
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The Malaysian state allocates 13.5 million Malaysian ringgit, or nearly $3.3 million, for the king's annual salary and expenses, according to recent government figures.
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The fiscal 2017 budget, which passed in a 63-53 vote, allocates $14.1 billion for general funds spending against $1003 billion in anticipated revenue.
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The EPA allocates $4 billion in contracts annually on projects ranging from cleaning up polluted industrial sites to testing of air and water quality.
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The disaster relief package allocates funds in part for nutrition assistance in Puerto Rico and to rebuild infrastructure on the island and throughout the states.
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The fiscal picture is more complex, and depends in part on how one allocates costs associated with government expenditure on defense and the national debt.
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To reach your savings goals, you don't necessarily have to create a highly-detailed budget that allocates money for categories like clothes, coffee and bars.
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Ontario Teachers' allocates $11.4 billion to hedge funds, making it the fourth-largest North American investor in the industry, data from research house Preqin showed.
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German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel called for the ranks of EU Commissioners to be streamlined and for Brussels to reconsider how it allocates its budget.
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A housing market that allocates the nicest housing to the highest bidder will inevitably push poor folk out of sight—and thus out of mind.
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The ICRC, which last year devoted about 60% of its resources in northern Nigeria to providing emergency food aid, now allocates that share to development.
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The budget allocates just $150 million this year to help private companies with this transition, but NASA hasn't divulged how it will spend the money.
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China allocates export quotas in batches throughout the year and has steadily been increasing these since 2015 when refining capacity started to exceed domestic demand.
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The Maryland law will take effect July 1 and allocates almost $3 million, mostly from the state's Medicaid budget, to Planned Parenthood's family planning services.
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That fight will occur later this year over the defense appropriations bill, which is a separate piece of legislation that allocates spending for the Pentagon.
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The provision in the White House's proposed budget, which was released in late May, allocates six weeks for new mothers and fathers, including adoptive parents.
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The NFL similarly allocates a large amount of charity giving to programs affiliated with USA Football, like Heads Up Football and the NFL Grassroots Program.
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A state government or higher education coordinating or governing board allocates funding according to institutional enrollment and prior-year enrollments and funding in most states.
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I found reasons to be optimistic, but only if the government listens sincerely to those involved in fighting drug addiction and allocates limited resources wisely.
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As part of Rev3 The Regional Chamber of Social and Solidarity Economy allocates grants ranging from one to twenty-four thousand euros to eligible companies.
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The current bill allocates $2107 billion for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with nearly $220 billion meant for state and local preparedness response.
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Federal Student Aid allocates business to contractors based on their collection performance, using outcome-based metrics like the default rate on the loans they handle.
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The law, the Clean Water Infrastructure Act, allocates $2.5 billion to a variety of projects, as concerns about the safety of drinking water are growing.
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The 2.85-million-barrel-per-day Mainline carries the bulk of Canadian crude exports to the United States, and currently allocates capacity on a monthly basis.
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The new center will be online and staffed tomorrow, though it will take some time to spin up completely as DHS allocates space, personnel and resources.
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All US satellites need approval from the Federal Communications Commission, as the FCC allocates which radio frequencies a company can use to communicate with a spacecraft.
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It is only after the roaring winds and rising waters have done their damage that Congress allocates new funds to top it up through "supplemental appropriations".
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Much of the funding comes from America's Near East Regional Democracy programme, which allocates about $30m a year to promoting democracy and human rights in Iran.
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As part of the state's legalization plan, Colorado allocates $40 million in marijuana tax money into the state's Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program every year.
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The Wyoming Democratic Party decided to forward a petition to the Democratic National Committee to propose a change in the way the state allocates its delegates.
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This popular general budgeting rule allocates 50% of annual income to necessities like housing, 30% to discretionary expenses like travel, and the remaining 20% to savings.
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It is a concern that seems to be shared by many managers; according to Morningstar Direct, the average muni fund allocates 15 percent to those bonds.
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It allocates billions of dollars in relief for continuing recovery efforts across the country, including in Puerto Rico, which Mr. Trump did not want to fund.
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It also allocates $1.3 trillion for workers currently in the fossil fuel and carbon intensive industries to find work with strong benefits an a living wage.
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The revised fiscal plan for Puerto Rico's central government covers a reduced time frame of five years and allocates nothing to creditors, while guaranteeing retirement pensions.
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The plan allocates 100 billion euros to provide job retraining, buyouts and investments in communities hit hard by the loss of jobs related to fossil fuels.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas – from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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The spending package also allocates $1 billion toward the 2020 census, and requires that the Census Bureau expand its efforts to reach hard-to-count communities.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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The currently in-the-works budget could also roll in some or all of these ideas as it allocates $6 billion to address the opioid crisis.
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The Mate 6453 uses on-device processing to build a model of how you use the phone and allocates resources accordingly with machine learning predicting user behavior.
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The ECA added that the international match calendar, which allocates dates for national team matches and international club competitions to avoid clashes with domestic games, needed modernizing.
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The new law, called the National Quantum Initiative Act, allocates up to $1.2 billion in funding to keep American quantum information science competitive on the global scale.
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Congress allocates 65,000 visas for high-skilled immigration workers — with an additional 20,000 for workers with advanced degrees — that are in high demand in the tech industry.
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DfID is rolling in money because a legally mandated formula allocates it 0.7% of national income; meanwhile the Foreign Office must downsize or sell off its embassies.
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The proposal allocates 13.26 trillion pesos for government operating costs, 9.9% higher than last year, and 40.4 trillion pesos for investment, a slight 0.74% decrease from 2018.
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A change in the way it allocates employees' holiday left it with too few working pilots to cover all of its scheduled flights, as Gulliver previously reported.
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These voters, fortunately for him, are quite numerous in Iowa, Ohio, Nevada, and Maine's Second Congressional District, which allocates its electoral vote independently from the statewide winner.
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Once capacity was increased other airlines would be invited to forward their flight plans, a spokesman for BCS, which allocates the landing and departure slots available, added.
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Maryland's new law, which will go into effect on July 1, allocates nearly $3 million (primarily from the state's Medicaid budget) to Planned Parenthood's family planning services.
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A focus of the review was "broker facilities," where a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients, and then allocates chunks to insurers.
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A focus of the review was "broker facilities", where a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients, and then allocates chunks to insurers.
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But though he won Indiana, the state's Democratic primary allocates delegates proportionally, so he will barely make a dent in the former secretary of State's delegate lead.
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The virtue of Hensarling's Protecting American Taxpayers and Homeowners Act (PATH) Act of 2013 is that it allocates credit risk to the private sector, where it belongs.
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Goldman has reduced the amount of capital it allocates to its trading business by 25 percent from the second quarter of 2013 to the end of 2015.
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This started to change with the October 2018 Disaster Recovery Reform Act, which allocates 6% of disaster funds to improve resilience, not just to replace destroyed facilities.
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He was a reliable and long-term supporter of the "6900 account," the technical term for the account that allocates funds for U.S. foreign aid and diplomacy.
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Ford Motor – Ford was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Jefferies, which thinks Ford is ahead of its global competitors in re-thinking how it allocates capital.
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With no government fund specifically dedicated to preserving the island's heritage, the community allocates a large part of its income from tourism to repair and protection measures.
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Instead, every Democratic contest allocates delegates proportionally — meaning the only way to rack up a lot more pledged delegates than your rival is by winning big victories.
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The ACLU of Florida points out that the state allocates more than twice as much money per student for security than than it does for mental health.
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Risk parity, an investing strategy that allocates to different asset classes based on their levels of volatility, was once hailed as "nirvana" by Morgan Stanley's equities chief.
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As it stands, Congress allocates annual disaster appropriations for agencies like FEMA, and one-off supplemental funding to provide extra support for each disaster as it happens.
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One of its foremost goals is to make sure the federal government allocates much-needed funding to tribal nations for everything from nutrition assistance to broadband internet.
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Indiana allocates delegates proportionally, so even with a 47 percent loss Clinton will be able to keep a sizable advantage over Sanders in the number of delegates.
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It charges no fees, but the trade off is it often allocates too much of your investment to cash and selects some questionable ETFs to do so.
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His plan allocates $40 billion in grants for people in coastal areas to move inland, $30 billion for infrastructure like seawalls, and $25 billion for disaster planning.
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The bill would give female inmates in Arizona unlimited access to feminine hygiene products, and allocates $2023,000 to provide the products at no cost to the inmates.
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Liberals have zero interest in voting for a bill that allocates massive amounts of money for a border wall that they believe won't accomplish much of anything.
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The default, for example, allocates the total tip jar based on the percentage of time that a Brave user has spent on Brave-verified websites and YouTube channels.
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With the data in mind, the CJS subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee approved the spending bill that allocates $545 million for the Europa Clipper, according to SpaceNews.
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New Mexico State Senator Carroll Leavell, who is from Jal, said he'll also be working to make sure the state budget allocates more resources to southeast New Mexico.
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" While a budget deal earlier in the year allocates up to $2199 billion for defense, Harrison said, "until the appropriation bill is passed, the money cannot be spent.
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" While a budget deal earlier in the year allocates up to $2212 billion for defense, Harrison said, "until the appropriation bill is passed, the money cannot be spent.
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The act allocates money for research spending on diseases such as cancer, and would give the Food and Drug Administration powers (and money) to approve drugs more quickly.
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The bill also allocates public funds for family planning services, protecting them from Republican efforts at the executive and legislative level to defund entities that provide abortion services.
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" While a budget deal earlier in the year allocates up to $738 billion for defense, Harrison said, "until the appropriation bill is passed, the money cannot be spent.
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Britain's next Research Excellence Framework exercise, which allocates funding, will for the first time have panel members evaluating interdisciplinary work – and there's nothing economists like more than incentives.
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The Constitution allocates some foreign policy powers to the executive, grants some to the legislature, and enjoins the president to 'take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
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It merely allocates clients' funds based on how much they wish to invest, when they expect to need the money and the degree of risk they will accept.
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But the biggest blow to the opposition came in the form of tweaks to the formula whereby the commission allocates the 150 seats awarded on a proportional basis.
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The stimulus package allocates 27 trillion won to create public sector and social services jobs, including places for fire fighters, teachers and postal workers, the finance ministry said.
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What the bill allocates: The House budget amount includes a 15,600 troop increase across the military, and a 2.6 percent pay raise for service members beginning in January.
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"This Blue Ribbon Panel will ensure that, as NIH allocates new resources through the Moonshot, decisions will be grounded in the best science," Biden said in a statement.
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The university is spending $100.6 million in merit aid, up from $8.3 million a decade ago and more than twice what it allocates to students with financial need.
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Beyer points to the Highway Trust Fund, which allocates portions of gas tax revenue to bike paths and alternative transit, despite what local areas' needs and wants are.
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The proposal allocates $400 billion in emergency appropriations to support the health care system, child care and small businesses and $350 billion to social safety net programs. Sens.
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But New York allocates most of its 95 delegates by congressional district, with two or three awarded to the leading vote-getter in each of its 27 districts.
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The two biggest delegate prizes of the day are California, which accounts for 415 pledged delegates, or 10.7% of the total, and Texas, which allocates 228 pledged delegates.
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The bill also allocates funding for two additional Virginia-class submarines and littoral combat ships, 77 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters and the upgrade of thousands of vehicles.
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To further chip away at the backlog, the legislation also allocates $ 7.4 million for additional attorneys and for courtroom expansion to assist with cases currently in the system.
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Carlos Fiochetta, general manager of Coviar, an Argentine wine industry body, added, "The European Union allocates around 300 million euros per year per country to subsidize wine," Fiochetta said.
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Sanders's proposal allocates $0003 billion per year to reduce tuition and fees at private nonprofit universities and colleges with at least 2000 percent of students from low-income households.
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The investor said that the minimum amount that the agency allocates to package delivery and similar products — 5.5 percent of the agency's total fixed costs — is far too low.
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Of the revenues due to the state, the law allocates 20% to local government, 5% to the communities living where oil was found and 20123% to the central government.
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If you want to save more money and build wealth, you don't necessarily have to create a detailed budget that allocates money for categories like clothes, coffee and bars.
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He serves as co-chair of the Senate Hunger Caucus and formerly chaired the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee, which allocates funding for certain USAID and USDA global food programs.
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Homeowners, business owners, and renters can also apply for federal loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration, which allocates money for long-term rebuilding of disaster-damaged private property.
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It allocates money to combat and treat the narcotic opioid epidemic, and directs federal agencies to increase enforcement of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008.
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Our broken system allocates employment visas very inefficiently—opponents and supporters of immigration can at least agree that we should utilize our visas in the most effective way possible.
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The results of the tally, which won't be released until at least the summer, directly affect how much the federal government allocates to social services aimed at the homeless.
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The measure, which allocates nearly $3 million to help pay for Planned Parenthood services, was one of the 27 bills the state's General Assembly sent to him last week.
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In fact, electoral considerations appear to have been a big factor in how the government allocates aid ever since Congress expanded the president's discretion over disaster declarations in 1.83.
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And the system allocates just 14 percent of immigrant visas for employment purposes, with less than half of those going to the primary immigrants actually coming here to work.
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Paul LePage (R) — but there's a wrinkle: This year marks the first time Maine will use a ranked-choice voting system that allocates votes based on a voter's preference.
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Isolating the reasons for differences in funding by gender is important for both entrepreneurs and policymakers, as different reasons suggest very different things about how our economy allocates capital.
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In a widely contested vote this month, they moved to sack him as part of demands to reform a system that allocates positions based on ethnic and sectarian quotas.
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From these findings, Ally created a robo-managed portfolio that allocates 30% of funds into a buffer that earns high-yield interest, while the rest is invested into ETFs.
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But the measure prohibits building a concrete wall or other prototypes the president has considered, and allocates the rest of the funding for new aircraft, sensors and surveillance technology.
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The bipartisan agreement, which the committee advanced 30 to 1, allocates about $2.9 billion for the care of migrant children and $1.3 billion to improve facilities at the border.
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The measure also allocates overtime pay for agents and officials at the border, as well as money for 30 new immigration judge teams to address a backlog of cases.
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What this means is that as Congress allocates money to reduce the economic pain from Covid-19, it shouldn't give Trump any discretion over how the money is spent.
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Regardless of how one allocates donations for Puerto Rico, Houston, Mexico City, Northern California — or wherever the next natural disaster strikes — one beneficiary who shouldn't be overlooked: the donor.
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Getting one of those coveted numbers, however, requires going through a process determined by the Federal Communications Commission, which currently allocates them on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The "frugals" have balked at Michel's original proposal for a budget that allocates one-third for "cohesion funds" to develop poorer regions and another third on support for farmers.
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Rick Scott signed into law a measure that bans bump stocks, raises the age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 and allocates more money for arming teachers.
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The proposal also allocates more than $2.5 billion for additional border-security initiatives, including for more Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement staff and expanded capacity for detention.
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The spending bill passed by US lawmakers today allocates half of the money to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and half to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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The legislation allocates $659.2 billion to the Pentagon — $584 billion for the base budget and $75.1 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The proposed fiscal 2018 budget released by the White House earlier this month allocates $1.5 billion to the DHS for protecting federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
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Trump's proposal does not touch the main federal source of transportation money, Highway Trust Fund, which allocates roughly $50 billion a year to state and local highway and transit systems.
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If we were to, say, add some code to this loop that allocates a word of memory (64 or 9993 bits, usually) on every iteration, that's gonna be a problem.
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The program also allocates $12 million for startup businesses related to cannabis, as well as funding for job training programs in the state's cannabis industry, the Marijuana Policy Project says.
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In three of the five states — Maryland, Connecticut and Rhode Island — the GOP allocates three delegates based on the winner in each Congressional district, with additional "at-large" statewide delegates.
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"T Rowe Price runs mutual funds and allocates capital, but they may regret trying to do this themselves," said Minor Myers, a professor at Brooklyn Law School in New York.
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The 2019 Legislative Branch bill allocates $8.8 million for the House, which translates to each member having up to $0003,000 per calendar year they can use to have paid interns.
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These include dropping BHP's dual listing company structure in the UK and Australia, which the activist has called "value-restrictive and obsolete", and revamping the way the miner allocates capital.
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The new groups now vie to take as much as possible of the more than $800 billion in funding that the federal government allocates every year based on census data.
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She allocates $22 to paying restitution, leaving her just $210 a month in cash for her and her beloved puppy (whom her neighbor looks after whenever she's jailed for debts).
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates and allocates spectrum, is currently in the process of holding a spectrum auction to help meet the rapidly growing demand for more frequencies.
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The BUILD Act allocates $22019 billion in funding to facilitate and de-risk private investment in low-income developing countries in support of both global development and US strategic objectives.
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"Congressional oversight is necessary to ensure that the IRS appropriately allocates and applies that funding, and that taxpayer needs — not just the agency's internal needs — are met," the report argues.
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Croft said she is more concerned about the response from Baghdad, which allocates money to Kurdistan, and the potential for violence to break out in disputed areas of the country.
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Maybe one of the biggest surprise losers is Blackstone's Senfina Advisors, a $22012 billion fund the private equity firm started in 143 that allocates money to several equity trading teams.
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The army is an amazing human resource filter that allocates hundreds of thousands of teenagers to specific positions and trains them in a short time and gives them practical experience.
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It allocates $50 million a year over five years for job training, education and mental health and drug treatment, and provides incentives for prisoners to take part in the programs.
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Stemming from a law that Congress barely passed, the Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) allocates visas to Iraqis and Afghans, among others, who worked for the United States during the wars.
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Natasha and I DM'd for a bit about how she allocates time to running such a huge page, why she does it, and her relationship with the Trader Joe's corporation.
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The plan allocates $3.2 billion for more than 1,000 new cars, many with an accordion-style design that allows riders to move between cars while the train is in motion.
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Troublingly, the Pentagon's recent budget proposal allocates only $6 million to AM&E of its security cooperation programs, which is less than 0.02 percent of the total security cooperation budget.
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The first grant allocates $25 million for medical schools, nursing schools, and other health-related professional training programs to address implicit bias, a key reason Black women specifically receive subpar healthcare.
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It allocates $50 billion in no-strings-attached spending for communities smaller than 50,000, distributed by their state governments for whatever stuff they need most: better bridges, roads, transit systems, broadband.
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Invest in what you know While Grant is a big believer in simple index fund investing, he allocates 20% of his investment capital towards individual companies like Apple, Amazon and Google.
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McGuire has also asked for management to overhaul how it allocates capital and has urged it to add people with relevant restaurant and finance experience to its management and board ranks.
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These accelerators could mean that machine learning-powered software features (like Huawei's latest OS, which studies the apps users use most and allocates processing power accordingly) could be implemented more efficiently.
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The bill allocates federal dollars to "a community reinvestment fund" for job training, reentry services, and community centers, among other programs — all in an effort to combat the harms of prohibition.
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While the provinces can set their own cannabis guidelines, a provincially run distributor purchases the cannabis from federally licensed producers, and then allocates it to retail locations approved by the province.
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Put the two things together and you have an institution that allocates spare money to productive purposes and minimises fear and friction by freeing investors from the threat of personal ruin.
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The budget allocates 170.1 trillion pesos ($49.3 billion dollars) to operating expenses, an increase of 2.63% over 2019, and 47.3 trillion pesos ($13.7 billion dollars) to investment, an increase of 16.1%.
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SeatGeek, which spends millions of dollars a year on Facebook, now allocates about 25 percent of its mobile ad budget to the social network, down from close to 22012 percent originally.
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Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and the City of Charlottesville declared States of Emergency Wednesday, a move which allocates $2 million for response efforts and permits assistance from the Virginia National Guard.
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Of her bill, which increases the minimum H1B worker salary to $130,85033, allocates 20 percent of the visas to startups and eliminates per country caps for workers with unique skillsets, Rep.
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The Electoral College then allocates votes according to a state's congressional delegation: Wyoming (with one House representative and two senators) gets three votes; California (53 representatives and two senators) gets 55.
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The department allocates funds proportionately across all states in need of relief funds, like Louisiana, which is why they didn't grant North Carolina the entire $929 million, per a HUD spokesperson.
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It allocates votes to each state by the combined number of Senators and Representatives, which means that states, as states, receive 85033 of the 538 (almost 20 percent) of the electors.
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While the provinces can set their own cannabis guidelines, a provincially run distributor purchases the cannabis from federally licensed producers, and then allocates it to retail locations approved by the province.
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But the postal service allocates only 5.5 percent of its total costs to its business of shipping packages even though that line of business is 28 percent of its total revenue.
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The funds it allocates fall outside of the regular appropriations process and therefore outside of the reach of the Hyde Amendment, the longstanding, bipartisan policy that prevents taxpayer funding of abortion.
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"Right after this allocates, there may be a rush in the secondary, so it will be interesting to watch this loan trade for the first couple of days," the investor added.
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EWA: Following the publication of the report, the Smithsonian issued a statement that shares new information, including that the institution actually allocates $2.5 million to the Latino Center, not $1 million.
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The NOC said in a statement that the agreement announced on Tuesday, "allocates to Wintershall an amount of production sufficient to cover its costs, with all remaining production being allocated to NOC".
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In addition to funding certain shelter programs, ORR allocates some money to attorneys who conduct Know Your Rights trainings for children in migrant shelters and, in some cases, represent them in court.
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Company corrected its own statement.) April 27 (Reuters) - Modern Commerce SA: * Allocates 13.5 million series K shares to two natural persons and one legal person * Informed about details of issuance on Feb.
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Remember the passing of last year's $305 billion FAST Act which allocates transportation dollars to projects all over the country, but way too much of that money for projects like widening highways?
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San Francisco-based Marcato has also asked that Buffalo Wild Wings' management overhaul how it allocates capital and add people with relevant restaurant and finance experience to its management and board ranks.
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The H-1B visa program, the main avenue for high-skilled foreign workers to enter the country, currently allocates 85,000 visas annually, but the process for approval has become noticeably more strict.
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The company has defined 15 different industries, and now allocates management teams dedicated to major customer accounts, plus professional services teams to support them as they put their cloud infrastructure into use.
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Poor residents like Worku, who do not own property and are instead reliant on insecure tenancies, are encouraged to register for a lottery system which allocates the units as they become available.
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He signed an initial emergency declaration that allocates $5 million for emergency services, but he has not acceded to a request from Governor Vázquez to declare Puerto Rico a major disaster zone.
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This bill authorizes $35 million in competitive prize funding for direct air capture technologies and allocates $50 million toward research and development of technologies that transform captured carbon dioxide into commercial products.
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No matter how the permits are initially distributed, the market allocates them efficiently, the cap is met, and consumers end up paying the bill through energy costs (it all filters down eventually).
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One of its roles is to manage telephone numbers in the UK. The organization allocates numbers in blocks of 10,000 to telecom companies, which then activate the numbers for use on their networks.
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The amendment to the U.S.-Japan Open Skies Agreement allocates 12 new slot pairs - 12 arrivals and 12 departures daily - for U.S. air carriers and 12 new slot pairs for Japanese air carriers.
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So while we tend to stigmatize "government subsidized housing" as a service only needed by low-income families, the Mortgage Interest Deduction overwhelmingly allocates tax dollars to help the rich pay their bills.
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The state funding formula enacted in August allocates an additional $450 million to CPS in the current fiscal year from new state money for operations and pensions and a local property tax increase.
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The population count determines the number of congressional representatives for each state and dictates how the federal government allocates more than $800 billion in funding for services such as schools and law enforcement.
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They use only local labor, and their business model allocates a percentage of the subscription revenue to pay those laborers—meaning that the more subscribers Mandala gains, the more those laborers will earn.
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On Capitol Hill's role: "Congress allocates the money, and the private sector and science deliver most of the miracles … Those two need to work together … The world benefits immensely form that," said Gates.
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The formula, which was enacted in August, allocates an additional $450 million to CPS in the current fiscal year from new state money for operations and pensions and a local property tax increase.
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Congress, despite committing a few billion dollars here and there, has gotten nowhere close to that sum, and it's hard to envision a scenario in which Congress suddenly allocates those tens of billions.
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Their stance in a joint communique angered President Nicolas Maduro's administration, which allocates dollars to businesses under currency controls that are a cornerstone of Venezuela's state-led economic model, beer industry sources said.
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Today the college, which allocates electors based on each state's representation in Congress, tips the scales in favor of smaller states; a Wyoming resident's vote counts 3.6 times as much as a Californian's.
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But, remember, the U.S. readily allocates money towards dysfunctional, trillion-dollar fighter jet programs and millions on decadent crab dinners — why not instead spend capital fending off the continued destabilization of the climate?
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The veto is actually two parts: a quota that allocates a quarter of the seats in Parliament to the military, and the requirement of a 75 percent majority to pass a constitutional amendment.
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Schwab Intelligent Portfolios, a "robo adviser" that allocates cash among exchange-traded funds according to formulas based on client questionnaires, has been boosted by sign-ups from investors since its launch last March.
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"Once they sell the necklaces, they give the money to the village's matriarch, who then allocates the amount for food to each family based on the number of children per homestead," Learpoora says.
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Louis Vuitton, LVMH's major sales driver, also now allocates half its marketing costs to digital media, the brand's CEO Michael Burke said at a closed-door briefing this week, according to Citi analysts.
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The Philippine budget allocates more than 100 billion pesos ($2 billion) to modernize the military's equipment under a five-year plan, spending 25 billion pesos this year on acquisitions from South Korea and Israel.
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Since the Altegris Equity Long/Short Fund allocates money to other funds, investors end up paying fees twice — once for the Altegris fund, and a second time for the funds the fund invests in.
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Clearly, Alphabet could continue to fund these experiments at a loss, but as recent layoffs at Google Fiber show, its going to continue being very strict with how it allocates resources to new ventures.
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For us to supply the antidote to every Baltimore City resident — a recommendation from the Surgeon General — we would need $46.5 million every year, nearly twice the amount the city allocates for public health.
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It allocates 5,85033 "T visas" every year so migrants can get the services they need and help law enforcement prosecute those that forced them into slavery and into sex work without fear of deportation.
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For Douglas Berman, a law professor at Ohio State, this is the crux of the problem with how the government allocates resources and what public officials emphasize in the rhetoric around the opioid crisis.
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If so, he would take all 25 of the state's delegates and mitigate Donald J. Trump's expected victory in Arizona, a state that allocates all 220 of its delegates to the top vote-getter.
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Coresight used a "star" system, that allocates one red star (for one point), a half red star (for half a point), or a black star (for zero points), for a maximum of four stars.
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It allocates 100 billion euros for regions of the world most likely to be upended by the changes, as part of an effort to ensure a "just transition" towards a greener economy and society.
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While the budget allocates $1.1 trillion to defense and nondefense discretionary spending and routine disaster relief and war on terror funding, Republicans have viewed it as little more than a vehicle for tax reform.
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And so I think this one, now that it's been highlighted as being so important, it you know, creates jobs in the company that allocates the R&D, it creates business opportunity in the country.
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Last month, after years of outcry from health and drug-policy experts, Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins announced a new strategy that allocates about $13 million a year for chronic pain clinics across the province.
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The same legislation, which allocates American taxpayer dollars for the construction of the wall, which is not being paid for by Mexico, would cut funding to the Department of Transportation and several other domestic agencies.
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It has increasingly relied on its own contracted last-mile delivery services in recent years, and also allocates more of this business to both UPS and USPS than to FedEx, even outside its other offerings.
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Unlike some of its peers, Deutsche Bank allocates almost all of its capital to the operating divisions, which can distort profitability comparisons; only 4% of tangible equity is allocated to the Consolidation and Adjustments segment.
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Following the arrest and ouster of Ghosn, Nissan has pledged to overhaul the way it allocates corporate responsibilities, after admitting that too much control had been placed with Ghosn before his arrest late last year.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration has already taken aim at H-21B dependent companies that it sees as abusing the H-21B visa program, which currently allocates 21,21 visas annually for high-skilled workers.
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Because WeWork allocates less space per employee, a company that follows WeWork's guidelines would naturally rent less space for the same number of workers and thereby spend less than it would in a traditional lease.
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Census data is used to determine the number of congressional representatives for each state, and dictates how the federal government allocates more than $800 billion in funding for services such as schools and law enforcement.
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The funding allocates $2.2 billion for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and $3.1 billion for the Public Health and Social Services Emergency Fund, but only $836 million for the National Institutes of Health.
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Each project allocates up to a million dollars for a health, education or rural development project — such as building an irrigation channel for a village to bring water from a mountain stream to its fields.
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The 85033 budget blueprint, also released on Monday, would abolish funding for the TIGER grant program, which originated in the 2009 stimulus package and allocates funds to state and local governments for surface transportation projects.
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On Monday morning, President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration for South Carolina, which allocates federal funding to areas hit by the storm (he approved similar funding in North Carolina last Friday when Florence made landfall).
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The bill allocates $4.9 billion to the island to ensure government operations continue running, but the U.S. territory would ultimately have to repay this loan — adding onto the $72 billion debt it already owes the government.
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Some might prefer the approach of Matthew Ellis, Staffordshire's PCC, who gives all recovered money to groups that offset the impact of crime, and allocates £250,000 to the force in lieu of their income from POCA.
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The gift is relatively small compared to the size of Nevada's education budget — The Guinn Center reports that Nevada's budget allocates nearly $6.6 billion to education — but draws attention to the need for increased education funding.
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The planned stimulus package allocates 303 trillion won to battle air pollution, including subsidies for replacing old diesel-powered cars as well as for buying air purifiers and using renewable energy technologies, the finance ministry said.
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The economic and disaster recovery plan allocates the money to housing, water and energy systems, education, transportation, public buildings, communications, planning, municipalities, as well as to the economy and environment, according to Governor Ricardo Rossello's office.
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The planned stimulus package allocates 2.2 trillion won to battle air pollution, including subsidies for replacing old diesel-powered cars as well as for buying air purifiers and using renewable energy technologies, the finance ministry said.
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Lawmakers are wrestling over a House proposal that includes Trump's requested $5 billion for a wall and a Senate proposal that allocates funds to other DHS programs, but includes just $85033 billion for border security. Rep.
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So, a tech hardware firm is devoting the same capital to shows with Reese Witherspoon and Jason Mamoa as the state of California allocates to the 23 campuses that make up the California State University system.
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Currently, the federal government allocates a huge portion of subsidies towards home ownership—usually upwards of $22018 billion a year, a large percentage going to households earning more than $100,000—while subsidies to renters are marginal.
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Over time these clusters, whose borders fluctuate based on population and economic growth, will be the cores around which the central government allocates subsidies, designs supply chains and builds connections to the rest of the world.
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Unlike many privately owned press outlets, NPR is a non-profit media organization that is part of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a group that receives federal subsidies and allocates $450 million annually to public broadcasting.
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Missouri allocates its delegates based not only on the statewide winner, but also according to the winner in each congressional district, so Sanders has some opportunities there (and actually leads in most of them, narrowly, now).
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In the states, the Federal Communications Commission allocates frequencies, or bands, that hams can use, and a general rule of thumb is: lower frequencies at night, and higher frequencies during the day, depending on solar conditions.
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The project, which has struggled to secure federal money despite Ms. Granger's powerful perch on the House panel that allocates funding, has been under the management of her son, J.D. Granger, who serves as executive director.
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Analysis: The two bitterly contested cases get at some fundamental questions — how the political system allocates power and, ultimately, how much of a voice the American people have in selecting their leaders, writes our national correspondent.
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The carmaker treats its British plants, which build the Auris and Avensis models, as hubs in a Europe-wide system that allocates activities like design and manufacturing to various countries and keeps its accounts in euros.
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Kenneth Mapp, the governor of the United States Virgin Islands, also testified and offered a bleak view of conditions there, urging Congress to change the way it allocates medical and storm relief funds to the territories.
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Israel also controls all the natural resources of the West Bank, including the water supply, and allocates just 14 percent of the aquifer's water to Palestinians, while the rest is appropriated by Israel and its settlements.
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Kazakhstan keeps up to $10 billion out of its $61 billion fund in the liquidity-focused stabilisation portfolio and allocates the rest towards the savings portfolio, meaning that its yuan investment could total around $500 million.
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The 2017 U.S. military budget allocates three billion dollars for human-machine collaborations known as Centaur Warfighting, and a long-range missile that will make autonomous targeting decisions is in the pipeline for the following year.
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Norman Boone, CFP and president of Mosaic Financial Partners, said his firm allocates 30 percent of every portfolio to global real estate investment trusts and liquid alternatives (generally, mutual funds and ETFs that employ alternative investment strategies).
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It provides $2670 million for about 210 miles of fencing, but prohibits building a concrete structure or other prototypes the president has considered, and allocates the rest of the funding for new aircraft, sensors and surveillance technology.
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Then, when a district's spending distribution is shown to be flat, the district should consider ditching the one-size-fits-all approach and replacing it with a progressive spending plan that allocates resources according to student need.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "broker facilities" will be a focus, a reference to how a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients and then allocates chunks of this business to insurers.
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Such matters are usually worked out by the agency or entity that wants the new building and the General Services Administration, and then taken further in the appropriation process as Congress allocates funds for the new building.
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U.K. Sport, the administration that allocates money to the athletes, received around £125 million ($164 million) a year over the last four years, according to Giambattista Rossi, a lecturer in sport labor markets, at Birkbeck, University of London.
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The busy legislative day also included Senate passage of a gambling-expansion bill authorizing a Chicago-owned casino and a school funding revamp that allocates $215 million to help Chicago's cash-strapped schools pay teacher pensions this year.
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CHICAGO, Nov 10 (Reuters) - The junk-rated Chicago Board of Education will sell $922 million of bonds next week in the wake of a new Illinois education funding formula that allocates more money to the cash-strapped district.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will further expand air rights and improve the way it allocates international routes to domestic airlines as it tries to encourage them to participate in the international market, the country's aviation regulator said on Wednesday.
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The fourth and ultimate way to solve the problem of the Senate would be to abolish it altogether or turn it into a body that, while smaller than the House, also allocates seats according to state population size.
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While it seems like a lot of money, if 7,000 eligible people with an average debt load of $50,000 get in line for it, it will be gone — unless Congress allocates more money or makes a permanent fix.
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Another approach, already proposed by some in Congress, would move to a Canadian-type point system, which allocates visas competitively based on various criteria such as existing ties to the country, English fluency, formal education and job skills.
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The 230 Army ammunition budget allocates more than $210 million toward the purchase of high-explosive and Excalibur rounds, which have been fired more frequently in the fight against the Islamic State than in the previous 225 years.
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Clyburn's plan — known as "10-20-30" — allocates at least 20183 percent of funding from any given federal program to counties where 20 percent of the population has lived below the poverty line for 30 years or more.
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The executive branch as a whole possesses access to information, expertise and experience that are critical for sound policymaking, and to at least some extent our legal system allocates responsibility for military and national security judgments to it.
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In 2012, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations agency that allocates radio spectrum and develops technical standards globally, embarked on a program to complete the definition of a new standard for 43G by the year 2020.
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The recently launched JEDI, short for Joint European Disruptive Initiative, an attempt to mimic America's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which allocates money using open competitions and does not hesitate to cull programmes that fail to show promise.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel has called for the number of EU Commissioners to be cut and for Brussels to reconsider how it allocates its budget, just over a week after Britons voted to leave the bloc.
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It calls for a 17.9 percent budget cut to the Department of Health and Human Services, but it doesn't specify how the Administration for Community Living, the sub-agency that allocates funding to Meals on Wheels, would be affected.
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While the federal government allocates resources for candidates' transition teams ahead of the November general election, including office space and equipment, there isn't public money provided for payroll and travel expenses until after a candidate is declared president-elect.
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In addition, the Cures Act allocates $1.5 billion for President Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative, which focuses on identifying treatment and prevention strategies specifically tailored to people's unique characteristics, including their genome sequence, microbiome composition, health history, lifestyle, and diet.
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Trump has made the decades long problem of NATO spending a key issue, arguing other members owe the US money and must do more to meet the alliance's guideline that each member allocates 2% of their GDP to defense.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "broker facilities" will be a focus, a reference to how a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients and then allocates chunks of this group of business to insurers.
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The RECLAIM Act allocates $1 billion from the Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation fund for projects aimed at cleaning up dangerous, discarded coal mines, while boosting local employment and creating jobs that can foster long-term businesses for local communities.
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Today's ITU, representing 85033 countries, allocates global radio spectrum and satellite orbits, manages international standards for telecommunications networks and technology, and works to improve access to these technologies in the areas of the world that do not have it.
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What's the point: President Donald Trump and some congressional Republicans wanted a partial government shutdown because Congress has not passed a funding bill that allocates what Trump and some Republicans deem adequate money for a border wall with Mexico.
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So, while hiring more financial consultants may help E-Trade further build out its human advice offering, it shouldn&apost underestimate digital in its long-term strategy and should ensure that it allocates enough resources toward its digital transformation.
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Pro-Beijing parties hold a near unassailable majority in Hong Kong's legislature, LegCo, thanks to the functional constituency system, which allocates seats to certain business, trade and civil society groups, the majority of which take their lead from China.
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Alternatively, based on a trader's track record, other users can choose to mimic their portfolio through eToro's "CopyTrader" feature, which not only proportionally allocates funds to match the trader's portfolio but can also automatically make any trade the copied investor makes.
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To resolve this, the government transferred ownership of the site to the Konza Technopolis Development Authority (KoTDA), set up in 2012 to co-ordinate development of the new city, which now allocates land to investors on 50-year renewable leases.
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BAM manages a total of $12 billion, primarily in its Atlas Global fund, and allocates some of this cash to teams of underlying portfolio managers such as Andreassen, who had been with the hedge fund in London for almost two years.
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BERLIN, July 2 (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel has called for the number of EU Commissioners to be cut and for Brussels to reconsider how it allocates its budget just over a week after Britons voted to leave the bloc.
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Regardless of the remaining sanctions in place due to Iran's sponsorship of terrorism, the reality is that removing critical sanctions will only empower Iran's flexibility and wide network of activities, as no deal can control how Iran allocates its newfound funds.
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In addition to those provisions, the proposal allocates $350 billion for small businesses, and would cover an estimated 58 million U.S. workers and more than 30 million small businesses, according to Senate Small Business Committee Chairman Marco Rubio (R-Fla.).
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To avoid violating Venezuelan law, the joint ventures that are not allowed to market their output for exports first sell the oil to PDVSA, which then allocates the cargoes to its joint venture partners, according to two of sources and documents.
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To resolve this, the government transferred ownership of the site to the Konza Technopolis Development Authority (KoTDA), set up in 22020 to co-ordinate development of the new city, which now allocates land to investors on 21-year renewable leases.
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First, the House and Senate budget committees produce and pass a budget resolution, which sets an overall cap on federal discretionary spending and allocates spending to various areas (note, this first step alone has been no easy task in recent years).
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Up for grabs are Maine, which allocates its electoral votes by congressional district and where its rural northern 2nd District has leaned toward Trump, as well as New Hampshire and the part of the Florida panhandle that falls in the Central time zone.
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It sets aside 1.6 billion euros to allow some categories of workers to retire earlier, rowing back on a pension reform in 2012 that raised the retirement age, and allocates funds to rebuild central Italian towns hit by an earthquake in August.
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A robo-advisor start-up that automatically allocates your investments and claims to have outperformed the market during the Brexit volatility, has launched in the U.K. Scalable Capital is an investment management software that uses an algorithm to manage a client's money.
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Ahmed's motion also addresses a performance-based bonus plan at Oak called IPP that allocates a "manager" on a deal and supporting "buddies" with 100 points, with the manager often keeping 60 percent of the points and the buddies divvying up the rest.
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As far as Iranian behavior is concerned, we should always look at how the regime allocates its scarce financial reserves – rather than listen to what its smooth-talking diplomats say to foreign audiences – if we wish to better understand Iran's priorities and objectives.
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They ask potential customers if they are interested in learning more about a new concept or product when it "becomes available" to help understand how much interest a potential business might have before PSL allocates additional time and resources to a project.
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Asked at a news conference if a sale of a stake in Turkish bank Yapi Kredi were possible, Mustier said UniCredit would constantly review how it allocates its capital among "countries, sectors and clients" under a new four-year plan due in December.
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It typically allocates around 9-13 percent of its portfolio toward property assets and was an active buyer after real estate prices crashed in the wake of the global financial crisis in 2008 and after the Asian Financial Crisis in the late 1990s.
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The pressure is very much on Republican leaders to solve this puzzle, after Trump declared in an Oval Office meeting with top Democrats that he'd be happy to take credit for a government shutdown unless Congress allocates $5 billion for a border wall.
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Tuesday's budget allocates $13.9 million over five years for the Canada Border Services Agency to improve its high-risk export screening, which might update a system split between computer databases and written forms that sees hundreds of parcels leave Canada without being inspected.
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"This market power concentrated in the hands of a few dominant mega corporate telecommunications-media conglomerates encourages extreme levels of journalistic recklessness and impropriety since it allocates considerable resources to the media outlets under their control," Page said in the court papers.
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Look at how the Gates Foundation allocates its money, and how it's structured: it's Bill Gates, his father and his wife and Warren Buffett — that has been interrogated a whole lot less than this current outsourcing of the world to Jared and Ivanka.
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DEFINING LONG-TERM To come up with its index, S&P starts with the largest public companies and allocates money to those that produce a hefty return on equity and seem to develop strong policies on legal compliance, environmental reporting and philanthropy.
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In order to continue fighting the rise in global anti-Semitism, it is critical that our government allocates the appropriate resources and demonstrates ongoing leadership on the world stage, and that begins with the key appointment to fill the special envoy role.
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A spending bill passed by Congress last month included funding for 75 new immigration judges, which is in line with the administration's ask and allocates $7.4 million for additional attorneys and for courtroom expansion to assist with cases currently in the system.
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FIFA wants more than $5.3 million it spent on Chuck Blazer, the disgraced American official who has pleaded guilty, allocates $4.4 million of its claim for former FIFA vice president Jack Warner, and $3.5 million for Ricardo Teixeira, Havelange's former son-in-law form Brazil.
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She introduced the 'Nijo griha, nijo bhoomi' (my home, my land) scheme that allocates plots of about 2,200 sq feet (204 sq meters) to each landless rural family, so they can build a small home and cultivate the rest of the land to sustain themselves.
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So if the fund runs for a year, eventually it earns Gigster a carry of $12 million (beyond what the investors get), and therefore allocates $1 million in proceeds each month; then, if 100 freelancers were active, they'd each receive $10,000 for that month.
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Props 65 and 67 deal with a ban on single-use plastic bags the legislature passed last year; 67 would uphold the law, while 65 allocates revenue from the sale of carry-out bags at retail stores to an environmental fund instead of to stores.
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Proposition 13 takes a measure of blame for low teacher salaries, but San Francisco also allocates a curiously small percentage of its education budget to teacher salaries and other instructional expenses—43 percent, compared with 61 percent statewide, according to the Education Data Partnership.
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"They moved to climate change and they all have to do with the same thing, that human beings are somehow living in a way that will destroy the mechanics of the planet and the solution is always all-powerful government that allocates resources," White said.
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But in 2014, Congress enacted a law that authorizes the first federally sponsored referendum in Puerto Rico's history, allocates $2.5 million for the vote, and requires the Justice Department to preapprove the ballot, all of which will lend the results of the referendum great weight.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said the $1.3 trillion, defense-friendly omnibus bill heading for a vote Thursday will create a "21st century fighting force" in the U.S. Why it matters: The bill allocates $700 billion to defense funding for updated equipment and increases in staff.
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The version of the massive rescue package that was initially unveiled by the GOP provides direct payments to qualified individuals and families with checks of up to $1,200 and $2,400, based on income, and allocates $367 billion in federally guaranteed loans for small businesses.
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The legislation, given final passage by the House on Friday and quickly signed into law by Mr. Trump, allocates as much as $23.5 billion in assistance for farmers and gives broad leeway to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to direct it where he sees fit.
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It could allow some of the people who were in a list of formerly ineligible repayment plans into the loan forgiveness program if they apply for the exception before the $350 million runs out (or after Congress allocates more money, if that ever happens).
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On Tuesday, 1,357 pledged delegates, accounting for 83% of all the delegates allotted throughout the Democratic nomination process, will be allocated from 14 states and one US territory, and from Democrats living abroad:Vermont allocates 16 pledged delegates to the convention, or 0.4% of the total.
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Besides trying to persuade management to shift its strategy toward a more highly franchised business model, McGuire also has asked for management to overhaul how it allocates capital and has urged it to add people with relevant restaurant and finance experience to its management and board ranks.
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Obama should also make clear that the US government is prepared to hold up the millions of dollars that it allocates each year for "training and mentoring for the Philippines National Police" unless the Duterte government launches a credible, impartial investigation into the sharp rise in killings.
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The departure of Mr. Visclosky, a senior member of the powerful Appropriations Committee, which allocates federal spending, is the latest evidence of an exodus from Congress of experienced lawmakers who have made their careers in the political center, and are leaving elected office as polarization intensifies.
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A five-year defense program unveiled last year allocates 25.5 trillion yen ($233.7 billion) in spending, a 6.4% rise over the previous five years, and includes refitting two warships as Japan's first aircraft carriers since World War Two, a step toward a full-fledged blue-water navy.
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It is time to implement a housing finance reform plan that will last through the 21st century, one that appropriately allocates risk away from taxpayers, ensures liquidity during crises, and provides access to the housing markets to those who can consistently make their monthly mortgage payments.
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Mr. Trump's performance in North Carolina was a reminder of his enduring strength in the South, but he was likely to take only a handful more delegates from the state than Mr. Cruz, who finished second, because North Carolina allocates its 72 delegates on a proportional basis.
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The omnibus allocates $144.3 billion for military equipment procurement, including big-ticket items such as: The defense-friendly bill also provides $238 billion for operations and maintenance, $89.2 billion for research and development, and $137.7 billion for personnel pay – a 2.4 percent increase from fiscal year 2017.
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Ira Kurzban, an immigration attorney and professor at the University of Miami School of Law, tweeted Thursday that the bill fails to increase the overall number of green cards and visas available annually; instead, it just re-allocates the existing numbers in a more equitable way.
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Plans include a new Public Art Festival and the 50x50 Neighborhood Arts Project, which allocates $1 million to new public art and celebrates Chicago's 50 wards and the 50th anniversary of two seminal local works (the Picasso in Daley Plaza and the Wall of Respect mural).
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That still falls short of the entry standard for women's marathon at Rio by more than 14 minutes, but Nary hopes to compete via a universality place, which the International Olympic Committee allocates to developing countries that otherwise might not have a presence at the Games.
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Rhode Island spent $500,000 on these two policies annually, meaning that for the eight years of the study, these interventions cost the state of Rhode Island roughly $4 million, which is a fraction of the roughly $3 billion Rhode Island allocates to health and human services annually.
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Separately, American Airlines Group Inc plans to spend $4 million on top of the $17 million it allocates annually to staff it contracts to help TSA officers stock bins at checkpoints and manage queues, Chief Operating Officer Robert Isom said in a letter to employees Wednesday, shared with Reuters.
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But any investor who allocates new capital to this fund in the same calendar year that the fund sells that position, that investor may be forced to share in the tax liability even though he or she did not benefit from the rise in that company's share price.
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Airport Coordination Netherlands, the organization which allocates slots at Schiphol, said AirBridgeCargo's slots had been cut for failure to fully utilize its existing slots, according to European rules, and it did not have the power to grant any additional slots because of a cap imposed at the airport.
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The Democrats Abroad primary, which is treated like any other state's primary in the grand scheme of the leadership election, also allocates four superdelegates — three have signaled their support for Clinton, one has endorsed Sanders, although their votes are not constrained on the convention floor, like other primary delegates.
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But the bill also allocates $25 billion to border security – including technology, roadways and money for Trump's controversial border wall – authorizes National Guard troops at the U.S.-Mexico border, and calls for the deployment of a biometric entry-exit system for all entry ports that has long been under debate.
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Perdue announced earlier Thursday morning that the Economic Research Service, which provides research and statistical analysis for lawmakers, and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, which allocates federal research funding, will be relocated to Kansas City from Washington, DC, the final announcement in a process that began last year.
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This is an opportunity to look at how countries and international organizations disburse foreign aid, as most Americans have never considered just how the United States, the largest bilateral foreign aid donor, allocates its funds across recipients or what factors drive decisions to give assistance to one country over another.
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The bill allocates $40 million for community health centers that are more plentiful and offer a wider range of care, plus $6 million for the National Health Service Corps and $95 million to the Social Services Grant Program that can distribute funds for preventive care to the most at-risk areas.
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The Republican bill allocates up to $50 billion for airlines, $8 billion for cargo air carriers, and $150 billion for other severely distressed businesses While the Republicans' plan does cap the salary of executives who work at companies accepting federal aid, it does not ban buybacks or forbid worker layoffs.
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Of course, "establishing a federal program that allocates funding to help close the startup capital gap for entrepreneurs of color" will be great, while "creating a competitive federal grant program that reduces barriers restricting affordable housing in high opportunity areas" is also a step in the right direction for equality.
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While British athletes who had won medals received grants of about $5,200 a year in 1996, today, athletes who have earned a podium level finish at the Games receive up to about $37,20123 a year from U.K. Sport, which allocates funding for the Games, to contribute to their living and personal sporting costs.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) to stop the United States from ceding control of the organization that allocates internet domain names.
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A popular trading strategy that preserves hedge funds during stock-market crashes just failed — and Morgan Stanley warns it could change investing as we know itRisk parity, an investing strategy that allocates to different asset classes based on their levels of volatility, was once hailed as "nirvana" by Morgan Stanley's equities chief.
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The budget deal unveiled by lawmakers this week allocates up to $5.7 billion in Medicaid funds for the island over two years — instead of $12 billion over four years that Republican and Democratic leaders on two key congressional committees had endorsed after months of negotiating a long-term financial path for Puerto Rico.
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The 30-member Senate panel, which allocates federal funds to various government agencies and organizations, approved a $51 billion spending bill for the State Department and foreign operations, which included an amendment to continue funding the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change as well as the scientific body the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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The MMA updates current copyright law to fit better into the digital age by doing a few things: It allocates royalties to music producers, updates licensing rules for streaming to make sure rights-holders are paid in a more efficient fashion, and ensures that artists receive royalties on songs that were recorded before 1972.
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Most recently, the21st Century Cures Act, signed into law in December 2016, allocates $1 billion to create an account for states that are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis to: Prior to that, in July of 2016, the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act became law, which addressed aspects across the full continuum of care.
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It remains unclear whether the implementation of the large-scale security upgrades called for in "procurement forecasts" for 2017 and 2018 would have had an impact on Pompeo's decision to withdraw all nonessential staff, but the move is raising questions about how the State Department allocates resources to deal with threats to its diplomatic outposts.
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The tax on fracked oil was slashed, and when it was nudged back up—it remains the lowest in the nation—the energy billionaire and political kingmaker Harold Hamm, whose estimated net worth is quadruple the budget that the legislature allocates to the state, stood in the gallery of the capitol, letting the lawmakers know that he was watching.
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However, the introduction and widespread adoption of GA pushed marketers to change their focus from the strategy to the channel (this is a screenshot from an old client of mine back when I was a consultant): Traditional marketing allocates activities based on the strategies that comprise the traditional Promotion Mix: direct marketing, advertising, personal selling, sales promotion and publicity.
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Scholars and economists who have looked at reparations argue that a program would need to be funded in the trillions — far more than what Williamson allocates — to truly have a chance of changing the disparities, particularly the racial wealth gap, that have widened after centuries of slavery and decades of excluding African Americans from federal programs.
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The House bill, which passed 237-161 on February 0003, allocates $4.7 billion for disaster recovery: $3.26 billion would go toward community development block grants to help long-term reconstruction; $1.25 billion to restore infrastructure; $2500 million to restart school operations; $220 million to disaster nutrition assistance; and about $28 million to assist with energy needs.
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NEW SPENDING PRIORITIES Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, whose country is one of four net contributors that want to limit the overall size of the budget to 1.0% of GNI, said he could not sign up to a budget that allocates one-third for "cohesion funds" to develop poorer regions and another third on support for farmers.
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Mr. Cuomo is proposing to give the Public Authorities Control Board — whose three voting members are the governor and the leaders of the State Senate and Assembly, or their designees — the power to approve or veto individual housing projects that use tax-exempt bonds that the state gets from the federal government and then allocates to the city and other municipalities.
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And the Meadows bill could inject uncertainty into an already fragile immigration negotiation where House leaders have worked for weeks alongside conservatives and moderates to hammer out an immigration compromise that addresses family separations at the border -- as well as allocates $25 billion in border security for Trump's wall and provides recipients of DACA with an eventual path to citizenship.
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"We have had a significant number of new memorials built over the last quarter of a century while at the same time Congress allocates less and less for their upkeep," said Beth Meyer, a landscape architecture professor at the University of Virginia and member of the federal Commission of Fine Arts, which reviews designs for the major public spaces in Washington.
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The bill known as the Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy (RAISE) Act, introduced by Senators Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) and David Perdue (R-Georgia) would end the visa diversity lottery that allocates 50,000 visas each year, limit refugees to 50,000 per year, and institute a skill based formula for determining whether to allow immigrants to enter our country.
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From Britain's railway mania of the 1840s to the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, innovative new technologies have routinely touched off periods of near hysteria as marketers and commentators promise world-changing disruption; excitement builds to a fever pitch and the marketplace wildly over-allocates resources to the latest shiny new thing until people regain their senses and calmly integrate it into their daily lives.
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The legislation — which passed the Senate by a unanimous, 96-13 vote late Wednesday and is expected to easily be approved by the House — provides direct payments to millions of individual Americans, dramatically expands unemployment insurance for workers forced out of their jobs by the crisis, and allocates hundreds of billions of dollars to distressed industries, hospitals and small businesses, as well as dozens of other provisions.
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The first face transplant was performed in 2005 in France, and there have now been 10 in the US. Related: Here's Why the World's First Successful Penis Transplant Was Conducted in South Africa According to the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), which allocates organs for transplant, three hospitals are approved to perform "genitourinary" transplants, which include penis transplants: Massachusetts General Hospital, Johns Hopkins and Brigham and Women's Medical Center.
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The same time-use data also allocates another, broader category to "socializing and communicating," a designation that includes not just the good stuff — the heart-to-heart with an adoring spouse, or setting the world to rights with a dear friend over a bottle of wine — but any kind of socializing and communicating at all between two adults, where this is their main activity rather than an incidental part of something else, like working.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE also made the case for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's rebuilding blueprint, which allocates $85033 billion in federal seed money that the administration argues will lead to a $1.5 trillion overhaul.
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