Sentence examples for allocation, but from inspiring English sources

In Reacher 1992 38 people refused their random allocation but it was not reported which groups they were allocated to.

Discrepancies did not influence study-time allocation, but did significantly influence inference scores.

The proposed method is not only suitable for warship reliability allocation but also for other complex repairable systems.

He said: "No decisions have been taken on allocation but I'm committed to making sure smaller investors get their fair share".

In June, the provincial government demarcated the camp for land allocation, but to date, only 600 of its 4,000 families have been granted plots.

The State Legislature will have to approve the $210 million allocation, but representatives of both the Assembly and the Senate said yesterday that there was widespread support.

This increased schools' power over resource allocation but introduced a prescriptive and detailed national curriculum and regular pupil assessment, with Ofsted and league tables emerging four years later.

No doubt there's plenty of reasons for that allocation, but whatever they are, they're not adequately reflecting the balance of play.

It is true that there were racist landlords and some evidence of official discrimination in social housing allocation, but there was no engineered separation.

In essence, the public continues to control the water through overall allocation, but its access – the entitlement to use it for economic purposes – is traded among users.

"Usually we get an allocation, but this time I can't get any tickets to the football," he says with a sigh.