Sentence examples for allocated to operation from inspiring English sources
When asked if he supported the level of resources allocated to Operation Weeting and other investigations related to phone hacking, Malthouse replied: "Yes.
Five of the twenty ships were allocated to Operation Excess.
Clark volunteered for parachute training with SOE and was subsequently allocated to Operation Clarion, the designation for British assistance provided to anti-German partisans in northern Italy.
When the proper sequence of operations is decided upon, times must be allocated to each operation to ensure that the workers in charge understand their obligations.
Over 1,000 tubes of divisional and corps artillery were committed to the offensive, and approximately 140,000 artillery rounds were allocated to the operation in VII Corps alone, with another 27,000 for VIII Corps.
They provided detailed information about the numbers of soldiers to expect, which units would be involved, their standard of training, and the names of the ships that the Japanese had allocated to the operation.
Although aerial reconnaissance indicated that there were strong Japanese fortifications in the area, initially no air support was allocated to the operation, with requests for preliminary air strikes being denied by II Corps.
The problem of ensuring adequate dental care in care homes affects every country, but in Poland, in addition to the lack of training of nursing staff in the field of oral hygiene, one of the lowest European financial resources allocated to the operation of permanent care facilities certainly constitutes the major barrier.
The experts also recommended that UN member states put 1% of core funding allocated to peace operations into the UN Peacebuilding Fund.
When the mass electrification was finished in 1970, all unelectrified trackage was allocated to diesel operations.
Local villagers were among the first on the scene to help while an estimated 15 fire trucks, 20 ambulances and 100 rescue workers were immediately allocated to rescue operations.
