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allocate

verb as in assign; divide among

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"Ukrainian refugees will be allocated first but we will also allocate to homeless families from the Vale of Glamorgan who have been living in temporary accommodation," she said.

From BBC

But opponents including the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network and the Children’s Partnership challenged how Proposition 35 calls to allocate funding from the MCO tax, saying there had been little voice from Medi-Cal enrollees in those decisions, and warned the measure could restrict future flexibility when budgets are tight.

Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Charlotte, and New Orleans are some of the cities that could allocate public money for the construction of affordable housing.

From Slate

In addition to seeking custody over her children, Mellencamp is asking the court to allocate visitation time for Arroyave.

Proposition 4 would allocate $610 million for clean, safe, and reliable drinking water and require at least 40% be spent on projects that benefit vulnerable populations or disadvantaged communities.

From Salon

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