Sentence examples for allocations given to from inspiring English sources
And questions remain: under the cap-and-trade legislation under discussion in Congress, will emissions allocations given to fuel refiners count as a subsidy?
Hundreds of British citizens have purchased tickets from CoSport, taking advantage of EU laws which permit them to buy from the allocations given to other European countries.
Figure 3 shows the distributions of the allocations given to cancer research charities in each of the five scenarios.
This may explain the large shares of the allocations given to cancer research at the expense of other medical research (in each of the scenarios, the mean amount given to cancer research charities was greater than £50 of the £100 to be allocated).
The Commission shall, as part of the measures adopted under paragraph 1, include measures for defining installations that partially cease to operate or significantly reduce their capacity, and measures for adapting, as appropriate, the level of free allocations given to them accordingly.
Moreover, nonathletic clubs had to compete with sports to get money from the school's Student Activity Fund, a $3 per capita allocation given to every high school in the city.
But there were also scores of sales going through of 227 shares, which was the allocation given to any retail investors who applied for £10,000 or less of stock.
It is the Polish governing body's estimate that 20,000 Poles will be in the stadium after the original 8,000 ticket allocation given to them by the English Football Association sold out and a further 10,000 were sold by the FA to Poles in the UK and Poland.
In a Nov. 13 letter, a New York law firm calls for the return of the profits from Mr. Ford, who received the biggest allocation given to an individual, saying it, "constitutes a usurpation of a corporate opportunity belonging to the company".
Selection bias can also occur in cluster randomised trials where those who are recruiting participants are aware of the allocation given to their cluster [ 59].
