Sentence examples for allocation until from inspiring English sources
Indeed, you won't hear about your allocation until Tuesday 15 October, and that is only if you elected to receive an email.
Diana Warwick, chief executive of umbrella group Universities UK, said not knowing the detail of the institutional allocation until now had made planning more difficult in a very challenging financial climate.
The surgeon performing the procedures was blinded to the treatment allocation until the time of surgery.
Bernstein continued to suggest a 100% equities allocation until November 1997, when he dropped back to a still-optimistic 60%.
Philosophers are still debating over exactly what this means, but here's my own interpretation: Investors don't act intelligently about asset allocation until it is too late.
These days the "glide path" of many target-date funds doesn't come to an end, and the fund its most conservative allocation, until years after the owner reaches retirement.
Indeed, at your target date, the T. Rowe Price funds still have 55% of their assets in stocks and dont move down to a 40% stock allocation until five years after your retirement date.
In this study, patients were kept blind to their treatment allocation until the follow-up in the trial was completed to avoid the placebo effect that may occur if they know they have received the active treatment.
As the UEFA coefficient that determines the number of places per country is based upon performances in European competition over the previous five years, England had a reduced allocation until 1995.
Thus, all were blinded to group allocation until after randomisation.
All trial staff were blinded to the treatment allocation until the endpoints were finalized.
