Sentence examples similar to allocate something to from inspiring English sources

This would mean that at a general election a voter would be able to tick a box allocating something like £5 per year from public funds to a party of his or her choice to be used by that party for local activity.

LR: Do you think that social data is something to allocate from Facebook, and are there different types of social data that work and some that don't?

Users had to input BT's default DNS server addresses (62.6.40.178 and either 62.6.40.162 or 62.6.40.163) as well as fix the IP address given to the Echo avoiding any address that has already been allocated to something else on their home Wi-Fi network.

This leverage has been allocated to something else.

Conservatives counter that governments just as often allocate resources badly, and there is something to this.

With this release, OpenTok now allows developers to allocate frame rates to video streams in real-time to allow them to better manage bandwidth resources, something WebRTC itself doesn't allow.

As he says, " We're now allocating money to something that isn't a health issue, away from all sorts of things that are".

Lawmakers see this and allocate money to arts programs, something I believe in so much.

They don't allocate thirty minutes to something that will take twenty minutes, or an hour if it can be done in forty-five minutes.

So many of us assume that creativity is something we had as a child but we lost, or something allocated to rarified individuals that we can only admire from afar.

Choose how much memory to allocate to this virtual machine.