Sentence examples for allot as from inspiring English sources

Under the distribution agreements, supermarkets agreed to allot as much as 80percentt of space on the spice shelves to McCormick's products.

We didn't feel like we could allot as much time to male sexual assault as we did in "The Invisible War" because in the military more men than women are sexually assaulted because of the high number of men proportionally.

We are a woman owned and minority owned business and we allot as much of our procurement spend to minority owned companies or women owned companies.

There was no more government-controlled land to allot as settlements for their soldiers, so Octavian had to choose one of two options: alienating many Roman citizens by confiscating their land, or alienating many Roman soldiers who could mount a considerable opposition against him in the Roman heartland.

Costume designer William Ware Theiss found it challenging to produce the outfits in the time allotted, as well as to make the materials seem suitably futuristic and fitting his own preferences in design.

In the smoke and dust, direction was kept by compass and the German forward zone was easily overrun in the 35 minutes allotted, as was the line, half way to the German (second) line on the ridge.

Both Mr. Sanders and Mr. Mills pointed out that, historically, the Legislature and the governor have not allotted nearly as much state aid in the final budget as the Regents proposed.

No, she says: We anticipate that the system as we have seen is improving day over day, and we anticipate that people will be able to enroll in the time frame allotted.' As painful as it sounds... the system is working, people are enrolling.

Apple has allotted for as many as 1,000 people to work on the project, according to the newest report, and the team includes former Mercedez-Benz head of R&D Johann Jungwirth.

Indifferent to his allotted time, as well as to most other norms of the democratic world, al-Qaddafi, tyrant of Libya for 40 years, is used to a captive audience.

Hoffman, a close friend, was allotted twice as much space as any other author.