Sentence examples for allocated space for from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. allocated space for keyless locking transmitters on the radio spectrum between 260 and 470 megahertz; much of that band is dedicated to military use.

Instead, he said, the co-op can sell additional shares and issue a proprietary lease for the newly allocated space, for instance a roof deck or hallway space.

Kilkenny Union Workhouse had an allocated space for 1,300 inmates and was to become the fifth largest workhouse in Ireland when it first opened in April 1842.

International mental health guidelines recommend that adult mental health units have an allocated space for families, particularly those with children, to visit consumers while they are hospitalized [ 1, 2].

Despite international literature recommending that adult mental health units have an allocated space for children and families to visit [ 27– 29] there has been little or no discussion of how these spaces function logistically, what structures are needed to support their existence, and how they may fit within existing services [ 30, 31].

Tender SURE roads also have carefully allocated spaces for parking cars and bikes and many will have cycle lanes.

Journals should allocate space for "uninteresting" work, and grant-givers should set aside money to pay for it.

One idea, floated by the Economist, is that "Journals should allocate space for 'uninteresting' work, and grant-givers should set aside money to pay for it".

The $3.6 million agreement allocates space for the church and gives it the right to comment on the design of whatever new building N.Y.U.

The new act identifies this as a designated area for street vendors, and allocates space for them to carry out their business in a peaceful and less cramped manner.

Others argue that EF analysis is overly anthropocentric, focusing only on land and sea area that is useful to the human economy and failing to allocate space for the needs of other species.