Sentence examples similar to ahead of allocation from inspiring English sources
The party's factional power brokers are also positioning ahead of the allocation of frontbench positions in the new shadow ministry, a process that will play out once the election count concludes.
A big run would be ideally timed as Botti tries to advertise his talents ahead of the allocation of the Sheikh's British yearlings to their new yards over the next few weeks.
He added that "nothing fundamental" had gone wrong at the Games, but said the IOC would review ticket allocations ahead of Rio in 2016.
It is why many organizations grit their teeth and forge ahead with resource allocation, even in light of studies that reveal as much as 82percentt of all online advertising is ignored.
No one can argue that the club came out ahead of the game after the allocation.
There should be UN troops, specially trained for such a mission, supported with budget allocations made ahead of time, to jump in when nations do not protect their own people, giving meaning to warnings that the world will no longer tolerate Srebrenica.
The company's criteria for setting priorities always placed higher-performance minicomputers ahead of personal computers in the resource-allocation process.
Some researchers pre-set the allocation of the streams ahead of targeting [Polley, G. T., & Panjeh Shahi, M. H. (1991). Interfacing heat exchanger network synthesis and detailed heat exchanger design. Transactions of the Institute of Chemical Engineers, 69(Part A), 445 457].
Still, that's a point ahead of the median return among global asset allocation funds.
Motherwell have cut Rangers' allocation to 1,500 tickets ahead of Sunday's Premiership play-off second leg after receiving only 950 seats for the first leg at Ibrox.
