Sentence examples for We are allocated from inspiring English sources

Unusually, we are allocated her return journey whereby on seeing us she shouts: "Hello again, what do you think of my new teeth?" and flashes a great beaming smile.

"So, we are allocating three days paid leave for council staff who will support local communities.

Over 2,000 secondary schools took part in that programme this summer and the feedback we received was fantastic, so I am announcing today that we are allocating a further £100 million to continue this project in 2013 and 2014.

"Over time we are allocating a smaller percentage or budget to pure banners and a larger percentage to opportunities to be more interactive and build relationships with customers," said Darryl Cobbin, vice president for consumer communications at Coca-Cola.

We would like to invite submissions for talks to any of the above sessions, however we are allocating most of the time during the day to discussion so the opportunity for talks is limited.

As our CEO, I work closely with the sales and marketing team and makes sure we are allocating resources in a way that we'll hit all of our key goals.

Education Minister Huw Lewis added: "The funding we are allocating will allow the National Library of Wales to lead a major project to develop bilingual, cross-curriculum learning resources, including an innovative 'app' which will act as a 'Welsh guide to the battlefields'.

"We are allocating substantial resources toward restaurant development, marketing, product innovation and customer service initiatives".

And the more time we spend frittering -- such as telling people that what everyone long thought they already knew is actually still true -- the less time we are allocating to putting what we know to any constructive use.

"We are allocating $600 a month to savings... should we pay down our 4% mortgage or put the savings into our retirement account?" In principle, you place it where it will earn the highest after-tax and risk-adjusted return.

And these sorts of issues are more in the domain of public health than they are the health care system, which begins to raise some interesting questions about how we are allocating our limited resources.