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allocate

[al-uh-keyt] / ˈæl əˌkeɪt /


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It said despite accepting the majority of the committee's 2023 recommendations, the Welsh government had not allocated specific ring-fenced funding for gynaecological cancer services or published measurable NHS targets for improving outcomes.

From BBC

Airlines said they had begun moving resources around to keep planes from getting stuck and to allocate staff toward hubs where they’ll be most helpful with expected passenger and baggage backlogs.

From Barron's

Voters in 2014 approved Proposition 1, allocating $1 billion for a water storage project in the Sacramento Valley that remains under construction.

From Los Angeles Times

Ultimately, it is the job of the attorney general, as the head of an executive agency, to judge how scarce resources can best be allocated among competing demands to carry out all the department’s responsibilities.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also said it would allocate additional time to develop seven games, pushing an unannounced title initially planned for the fiscal year ending in March 2026 to the following year.

From The Wall Street Journal