Sentence examples for allocate place from inspiring English sources

There will also be an allocation policy in place that will allocate place on local need, so it should not be seen as a solution to the Oak Lane issue, because it is not".

Brighton and Hove council does not allocate places entirely randomly.

The diocese had to organise a ballot in order to allocate places because so many wanted to attend.

Officials try to allocate places fairly giving preferences to "looked-after" children (jargon for those in care homes).

Middle-class families monopolise the best schools even when a lottery is used to allocate places, according to a study published today.

Ballots to allocate places at Scotland's top state schools to give disadvantaged pupils more equal access should be considered, an education charity has advised.

If a school cannot accommodate all the children who apply, the council will allocate places randomly, giving preference to those within the catchment area.

Last year, the federal parliament issued 1,100 resident visas on humanitarian grounds, and set up an office with a budget of €95m (£74m) to allocate places to women and children kidnapped by Isis.

Popular state schools should use lotteries to allocate places to avoid selection by estate agent, bank balance and cunning, a new report published by the Sutton Trust has recommended.

One highly regarded Muslim school, the Al-Hijrah school in Birmingham, has introduced a lottery system to allocate places because up to 25 parents are competing for each one.

A handful of local authorities, most notably Brighton, have recently introduced a lottery system to allocate places instead, and the schools adjudicator this week backed it as a fairer alternative.