Sentence examples for allocation being from inspiring English sources
Among the speakers were Michigan's two United States senators, Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow, both Democrats, who criticized the Bush administration as not giving cities enough money to protect themselves, and said they would push for new money in the supplemental budget allocation being voted on this week in Washington.
Bedfordshire police has no problem with Luton's allocation being increased, neither do Scunthorpe, who would be happy to share the greater revenue generated but the authorities are adamant they would prefer 40,000 empty seats to a full stadium "vulnerable" to the consequences of mingling between Luton and Scunthorpe fans in the seats.
In the allocation process, there may be situations where resources are not enough to meet all guaranteed capacity, the optimised allocation being no longer feasible.
It also shares the available capacity among the different services of the VNOs, the allocation being based on the VNOs' service level agreements (SLAs), in which VNOs may be guaranteed with a minimum as well as a maximum capacity per service, or simply served in a best-effort approach.
The three was used due to the station's frequency allocation, being transmitted on VHF channel 3 from a transmitter atop Mount Sugarloaf near Newcastle.
The FLOW randomization system will capture this information prior to the treatment allocation being provided.
A similar allocation was made in 2008.
In Clarke's world, capital allocation is paramount.
Fairness in resource allocation is important for equity, too.
Costs are not everything; asset allocation is also important.
"Who knows what the most efficient allocation is anyway?
