Sentence examples for allocations until from inspiring English sources

Both sources are uncertain; the cash-strapped district cannot finalize its allocations until the stalled state budget is approved, and the competition for federal grant money is particularly stiff this year.

That category funds every science agency, and a prolonged fight over the top line could delay final allocations until after the November election or even after the new Congress convenes in January 2017.

The bill doesn't begin phasing out these free allocations until the mid-2020s, and existing subsidies have a long track record of producing entrenched interests -- agricultural subsidies being just one example.

The scoring of each rat's spontaneous exploration was blind, that is, the experimenter did not know group allocations until the experiment finished.

Though patients were not told about these allocations until after consent had been given, the long period of recruitment and cluster-randomised method meant it was not always possible to blind those recruiting patients.

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.