Sentence examples for allotment about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "allotment about" does not make sense as a standalone phrase in a sentence
It is possible that it could be part of a larger sentence, such as "The government made an allotment about land use in the city," but even in this context, it would sound odd and could be rephrased in a more clear and concise manner. It is best to avoid using this phrase in written English.
Shoot to sleep more than your usual daily allotment, about 11-13 hours while symptoms last.
At a recent parliamentary hearing, he said each refugee was entitled to a a daily allotment of about 14 ounces of rice and a meal allowance of 1,500 rupiah, or about 15 cents.
At their heart, allotments are about stories.
The health bill exceeds the president's spending allotment by about $10 billion — almost half of the amount at issue.
Even Iran has been exceeding its allotment by about 50,000 barrels a day for more than a year to raise money to counter economic sanctions.
The allotment of about $620 billion is the largest move ever by the European monetary authorities and the first time the bank has offered refinancing loans at 12 months.
But in July 2005, the authority canceled more than 300 school projects because its $6 billion allotment was about to run out, and the plan for the school — along with dozens of others in the state — was abandoned.
Each lawmaker has an allotment of about $35,000 a year in so-called community-support initiatives, ranging from $1,000 to $25,000, which are given to local organizations like churches, sports clubs and nonprofit groups.
Cox said that he went to the source, a tiny village called Santa María Ixcatlán, every other month to pick up an allotment of about twenty-six litres; it happened that he was going the next day.
Warhol overestimated the individual's fame allotment by about eleven minutes, but the basic principle is there.
Tells about allotment of federal funds for nuclear, breeder and solar energy research in 1973 report.
