Sentence examples for Allocate from inspiring English sources

Lay down foreign policy objectives, decide what military resources are necessary and then allocate the financial resources necessary," he said.

"It is certainly not up to Joe Hockey to allocate concession arrangements provided by the states... and it seems increasingly unlikely the states will maintain those concessions for people who aren't pensioners any more," he said.

Mr Ahmadinejad's preoccupation is reported to have driven his government to allocate $17m £9.7mm) to Jamkaran's renovation.

When bookings are made, details about mobility, age, and special needs are given to the call-takers who allocate the correct crew and vehicle.

The government will allocate $4billion of the 2020 blueprint's $10bn price tag, with private investors expected to provide the rest.

It's a plot: They don't trust you to allocate resources in a way that they believe is best, and so they want to have a system that forces you to do what they think you should do in running your business and your lives.

Both chose security features, but they decided to allocate the largest portion of the budget to "people on the ground", including caretakers.

Other proposals include asking the government to allocate £30m (from fines paid by banks rigging the Libor inter-bank borrowing rates) to a social investment fund to expand community provision.

Other developed country climate negotiators agreed with Figueres' stance, telling the Guardian privately that it was not practical to attempt to allocate emissions based on estimates of future emissions.

"We are definitely going to allocate teachers to Amorikot," Ewadu said.

Allocate the rooms, double check the rent, and then, if you are happy, sign on the dotted line.