Sentence examples for able to allocate from inspiring English sources

By randomly assigning school tours, we were able to allocate spots fairly.

Without this distorted interpretation, Israel would not have been able to allocate such extensive areas of land for the settlements".

For the Lib Dems, "right to buy" removes thousands of houses from circulation and prevents councils from being able to allocate homes to those on the lists.

"Shareholders ought to be able to allocate capital on the London Stock Exchange assuming earnings are not being misstated," said John Walker, managing director of Bentham Europe.

But we used an advanced technology in the routing database and, for the first time, were able to allocate blocks of 1,000 telephone numbers.

Apple, he said, was able to allocate 64 percent of its income to Ireland, which, he said, is "really an entity only on paper".

OS/MVT was also able to allocate all a computer's memory to a single large job, creating a versatility unavailable in other operating systems.

By knowing in advance how much baggage is expected for a flight, the airline says it will be better able to allocate resources and cut turn-around times.

At Christian Aid we have always worked with, and understood the value of, local organisations, which is why we were able to allocate £250,000 to our partners on Boxing Day 2004, so they could start work straight away.

Jill Levy, the president of the principals' union, said: "Principals should be able to allocate their money, to run their schools the way they want, and then be held accountable.

No other country has an AIDS tax like Zimbabwe's, but some, like Cameroon, are using debt relief savings to expand their AIDS budgets, while others, like Botswana, have been able to allocate more of their own budgets to fight AIDS.