Sentence examples for allocations were made from inspiring English sources

Maintenance payments are based on the number of shares allocated to each apartment, he said, and the share allocations were made when the co-op was formed by the sponsor.

The allocations were made by Douglas Elliman, which was once owned by Mr. Farkas's company, and which managed the complex.

"The allocations were made after a rigorous, competitive selection process, managed by the Department of Social Services.

Defense expenditures were reduced, and increased allocations were made available for developing roads, bridges, oil pipelines, telephone lines, and other infrastructure.

But the home secretary defended her refusal to publish the individual budgets of parts of her department saying their funding allocations were made separately within the overall Home Office total and "are subject to change throughout the financial year".

The allocations were made "with assistance from a panel of experts familiar with the player pools," according to a news release, with players providing their preferred destinations and the clubs chiming in with a list of their preferred selections.

Once allocations are made, universities are free to spend the money as they wish, to support their own research priorities.

For example, in relation to admissions for this September parents would have expressed their choice in the autumn of 2006, with allocations being made by Easter 2007.

Office space allocations are made each spring for the coming academic year, and Graduate Student Associates must re-apply for space each year.

In the first place, the basin Senators expressly acknowledged as the starting point for their debate the Denver Governors' proposal that specific allocations be made to arizona, California, and Nevada from the mainstream, leaving the tributaries to the States.

Once these allocations are made they are fixed on a long-term basis.