Sentence examples for allocation of four from inspiring English sources

The new engine will be Vettel's fifth of the season, incurring a penalty because it exceeds the allocation of four.

Ferrari hope the latest version will give them parity with Mercedes by 2016, and as both drivers have used their season allocation of four engines already, following the last update for the Italian GP last month, they will receive the penalties for each using a fifth power unit.

Honda say they do not yet know whether that engine, which comes out of Fernando Alonso's allocation of four for the season, is a write-off.

Furthermore, the allocation of four categories of importance resulted in narrow groupings for the Likert ratings.

Only Støldal carried on, becoming the first of 12 designers to show for the scheme's maximum permitted allocation of three seasons.

When Vincent contacted social services to request that her weekly allocation of six hours respite care be increased she was told that there "was no budget for it".

Before the game he did not feel completely comfortable in the fabric of the team to keep his allocation of eight tickets, so he gave them to teammates.

His government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has made climate change a priority, he said, with the allocation of two billion rupees (around $20m) to focus on green initiatives.

Following a period of consultation, the reforms will finally go to a vote on 18 May, three days before an FA Cup final for which the councillors jealously cling on to an allocation of eight tickets each.

As Charles Fried noted in a recent Op-Ed piece, it was and is one of those safeguards of a balanced federalism -- much like the allocation of two senators to each state, regardless of size.

The Coalition and Labor have agreed on the allocation of six and three-year Senate terms following the double dissolution election, with Lee Rhiannon of the Greens and Derryn Hinch from Victoria missing out on longer office.