Sentence examples for allocated at the start from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kingsnorth said that it was still theoretically possible for this to be true, if the government sharply increased its quota allocations for the second half of 2011 to offset the steep drop in quotas allocated at the start of the year.

The rest are allocated at the airport at time of departure.

The intervention was allocated at the cluster level.

It is noted that with PCC such as in[12, 13], the crosstalk canceller taps are allocated at system start-up, and this allocation then remains fixed during run-time.

The device was apparently designed to allow the City Council speaker to hand out funds for pet projects throughout the year, getting around a requirement to allocate money at the start of the fiscal year.

"Today in Australia the prime minister launched a new national innovation and science agenda to place innovation at the heart of our economy," Bishop told ministers from around the world in her short, allocated introductory statement at the start of a week of high-level negotiations in Paris.

For a given planning horizon, resources can be allocated for applications at the start of these fine-grained intervals and relinquished at the end of these intervals.

At the award ceremony for the US championship one of the world's best grandmasters played some fast and furious games of "bullet chess" - where each player is allocated 60 seconds at the start of the match.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who took office in January, said he had allocated at least $10 million to start what he described as a new advertising and business outreach campaign to improve New York State's image and attract new companies to the state.

These findings suggest that vaccination uptake could be improved by allocating more resources at the start of the vaccination campaign.

Random study numbers were allocated to each transcript at the start of the study in order to maintain anonymity before analysis by A.S. Transcripts were read and reread by A.S. and J.K.S. to gain familiarity with the data.