Sentence examples for allocated somewhere from inspiring English sources

The reports claims that Dyke will speak to Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore to discuss reducing the size of the top division in English football, which would also have a knock-on effect on the rest of the Football League given that the two extra clubs would need to be allocated somewhere across the Championship, League One and League Two.

This gap of $50,000 is called negative goodwill, and needs to be allocated somewhere to keep the balance sheet balanced.

If not, add it to the chore times, or allocate the time somewhere that it won't interfere with enjoying weekend activities.

The skill of skiving is subtle: ensure you are somewhere else when the work is being allocated.

This in turn may possibly result in some direct claims files lying in some box, somewhere because it simply has not been allocated.

(Generally, examiners spend somewhere between eleven and twenty-two hours per patent, and no extra time is allocated for commercially significant applications).

One Reading student said she has been allocated a hotel room at a reduced rate of £19.50 a night and given two weeks to find somewhere else.

During his first two years in office, Mr. Obama and his advisers repeatedly affirmed this carefully calibrated strategy, leaving unspent hundreds of billions of dollars that Congress had allocated to buy mortgage loans, even as millions of people lost their homes and the economic recovery stalled somewhere between crisis and prosperity.

"How were their portfolios allocated?

allocated, up 17.6 percent over last year.

Why should they take over the tiny percentage of road grudgingly allocated to us? Would it really do able-bodied people – who I imagine would be the great majority of users – any harm to actually walk or cycle somewhere?