Sentence examples for allocations could be from inspiring English sources

A reserve of allocations could be available for high-need individuals thus meeting collectivist social objectives.

All of these allocations could be reduced, with research and science tipped for a 15% to a 30%reductionn.

Unused individual allocations could be cancelled at year-end for reallocation the following year or held in the reserve.

That is, we need to mitigate some users, e.g., users with less processing ability and less contact frequency, such that the balanced allocations could be achieved.

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS) deals with many of the AREA applications, and even though the budget allocations could be settled before the end of January, there are still the normal funding decisions that have to be made by the various institutes, forewarns Jean Chin, a program director at NIGMS.

As the funding projections were based on current funding levels, city officials cautioned allocations could be affected by a variety of factors, including funding shifts or cuts.

For each of these distributions, we considered two cases (1) an equal power is allocated to all frequency bins (dn,k is a white noise) and (2) the transmitter allocates different power to different frequency bins (for example, this non-flat power allocation could be the result of a water-filling).

Kit Malthouse, deputy London mayor,  said that the allocation could be enlarged in future years if the system proved successful.

The second goal is to demonstrate why a new look at markets for allocation could be timely, and not a re-hash of previous research.

Furthermore, he demonstrated that an efficient allocation could be reached if a government uses lump-sum taxes to transfer wealth and then lets the market work toward equilibrium.

The determination and allocation could be done either by the Election Assistance Commission, the Census Bureau or by a new nonpartisan panel of experts.