Example sentences of "million [be] to be " in BNC.

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1 Shares in 29 Bahraini companies with a total nominal capital of US$1,600 million were to be traded on the exchange and only citizens of Bahrain and other Gulf Co-operation Council ( GCC ) countries were allowed to take part .
2 John Whitehead , Conservative member for the Thaxted , who backed the decision to close the local hospital said £10 million is to be spent on improving facilities at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow .
3 The £250 million is to be spent mainly in London and South-east England , its main purpose being to bring empty houses back into use .
4 In total £212 million is to be raised from disposals agreed in 1992 and early 1993 .
5 Given that £1 million was spent in 1990 under the WOAD Farm and Conservation Scheme for the provision , replacement or improvement of hedges ( 80% of this on hedge-laying ) , we are disappointed that only a further £0.2 million is to be made available during 1992 under CCW 's new scheme .
6 Is my hon. Friend aware that Sunderland general hospital will receive an investment of £19 million this year , of which £11 million is to be spent on a new acute ward block ?
7 AN EXTRA £28 million is to be provided by the Scottish Office for the transfer of 600 people a year from long-stay hospitals to appropriate care in the community .
8 The idea was that the leading countries on the Evian Committee would join in promoting a public subscription of £20 million , of which £5 million was to be raised in London .
9 Baker said on Sept. 10 that $12,000 million was to be provided by Saudi Arabia , the UAE and the Kuwaiti government , half of it to defray the costs of foreign forces , and half to assist Egypt and Turkey [ see below , but also p. 37728 for Saudi measures against Jordan , the other state most seriously affected by the economic impact of the Gulf crisis ] .
10 The control of 11 federal programmes totalling an estimated $15,000 million was to be passed over to individual states in order to encourage " flexible " spending .
11 The $9,000 million was to be borrowed by issuing short-term bonds to be redeemed in the next financial year by increasing taxes on oil and cigarettes and by introducing a corporate tax surcharge .
12 The final $100 million was to be provided from insurance carriers under directors ' and officers ' liability policies .
13 By 19 August , the Big Five had reluctantly agreed to economies of 79 million , of which nearly 50 million was to be met by cuts in unemployment benefits ; the remainder of the budget would be balanced by additional taxation .
14 These were now reduced to 56 million , of which only 22 million was to be cut from unemployment benefits .
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