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the failure of visitscotland to | allocate | the necessary 280 000 to |
the failure of visitscotland to | allocate | the necessary 280 000 to |
measure across scotland and then | allocate | the resources accordingly interestingly according |
within that reserve alone to | allocate | 25 million or up to |
that it is planned to | allocate | to the reserve in 2002 |
to divide the priorities and | allocate | the work accordingly david mundell |
urges the scottish executive to | allocate | funds from the scottish share |
urges the scottish executive to | allocate | funds from the scottish share |
it has any plans to | allocate | funds to universities to develop |
the way in which we | allocate | nhs resources across scotland ensuring |
puk would determine the strategy | allocate | resources and support individual projects |
executive how it will re | allocate | resources dedicated to the glasgow |
what plans it has to | allocate | resources from the 17 million |
on 6 june did not | allocate | resources to particular parts of |
it would be necessary to | allocate | a reasonable period mr rumbles |
for the european union to | allocate | 150 million to offset the |
the executive will continue to | allocate | record additional sums of money |
more than simply attempting to | allocate | sensibly the additional money that |
the ability to raise and | allocate | taxation revenues is no budget |
found it fairly easy to | allocate | verb forms to past present |
it is important that we | allocate | our budgets and make decisions |
budget but was unable to | allocate | would be enough dr richard |
directly to local authorities and | allocate | some instead to national youth |
the executive departments not only | allocate | the money but ensure that |
days at sea regulations that | allocate | different number of days depending |
convener the convener we can | allocate | as much time as members |
might seek to batch and | allocate | the contracts in this way |