Sentence examples for allocated to parties from inspiring English sources

(Pakistan reserves seventy parliamentary seats for women and non-Muslim minorities, and they are allocated to parties after the results are officially declared).

But it will also grant the party a large slice of state funding, which is allocated to parties per voter and per seat.

Having at first been against holding an election this month, the 71-year-old Mr Haftar later said his forces would observe a ceasefire to let it happen.The make-up and ideological complexion of the new parliament are hard to predict because all the seats were contested individually, whereas 80 out of 200 seats in the previous proto-parliament were allocated to parties competing on national lists.

A further 299 seats are allocated to parties so that the total distribution reflects how second votes were cast nationwide, but only if the party obtains at least 5% of second votes or wins in at least three constituencies.

The total number of seats in the Parliament are allocated to parties proportionally to the number of votes received in the second vote of the ballot using the d'Hondt method.

Similarly, when the war ended in Rwanda, ministries were allocated to political parties, but party members filled lower level positions with unqualified and inexperienced staff.

A spokesperson said the cash was allocated to enable parties to improve computer systems and accounting records and for training of staff.

The 150 seats will be allocated to political parties on the basis of proportional representation.

Moreover, the security cost related to UMS is allocated to its parties in proportion to their contribution in network security reduction.

In this way, responsibilities often appear to be clearly allocated to particular parties thus making it quite precise who ought to do what in our actual world.

In a meeting with Mr Farage, Mr Carswell refused to budge from his position on the funds, which are available from public "short money" allocated to opposition parties to help cover their parliamentary costs.