Sentence examples for allocate in from inspiring English sources

Trad. to allocate in a non-permanent way, such as on a stack.

The RIRs obtain very large blocks of IP addresses from the IANA, which they then allocate in turn to Internet service providers within their service regions.

However, it is not clear if local councils will have either the levers to pull, or the resources to allocate, in order to have much of a positive impact.

The Knicks have an estimated $32 million in cap room to use this summer, enough to sign two superstars — in the ideal situation, James and Bosh — or to allocate in any number of other ways.

"Those who are in control of assets have found it easy to allocate in a way that lines their pockets, especially given the ridiculously low compensation packages still in place for officials," said Sin-ming Shaw, a visiting scholar at Harvard University who has studied corruption in China.

When the setting is medical, economists allocate in less own-payoff maximizing ways, while physicians move towards payoff maximization.

A functional score may be used to assess patients' needs for services and to allocate in-home aid equipment, placements in nursing homes, and other public health services in Norway.

The allocation amounts to around 20 per cent per club, with some 18,000 tickets, allocated in public ballots.

fit allocated in the PRR.

They will be allocated in a lottery.

"I didn't realise seats got allocated in advance.