Sentence examples for allocations will come from inspiring English sources

Some of those allocations will come back onto the market in January".

But those allocations will now come to an end.

Artificial intelligence for both strategic decision-making (capital allocation) and operating decision-making will come to be an essential competitive advantage, just like electricity was in the industrial revolution or enterprise resource planning software (ERP) was in the information age.

Hints will come in the allocation of the reduced purchase price among the banks and private equity firms.

Still, supporters like Councilwoman Jessica Lappin, who pushed for a $4 million allocation in the council budget — another $4 million will come from the governor's office, and $500,000 from Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer — say there is no better time than now.

That level of sophistication will come with better data and carbon allocation methods (mirroring, I suspect, the cost allocation tools accountants have developed for a century).

People who bought through the Post Office can also sell their shares through a postal instruction, using the dealing form that will come with the confirmation of allocation.

The money will come from the area's regional growth fund allocation from the government for 2016/17.

Resource allocation systems, brokerage toolkits and risk facilitation panels form an enabling architecture, but will come to nothing if care workers are not person-centred themselves.

Part of the extra financing will come from additional money from the state, as well as a higher allocation from the city.

The money will come from eight principal sources, he said, including domestic bonds, domestic loans, foreign bonds, foreign loans, direct allocations from the central Government and contributions from provincial governments.