Sentence examples for allotments by from inspiring English sources

Janusz must teach mother and son "not to take a bath in their clothes,... not to steal vegetables from the allotments by the river".

A Twitter user with more than 70,000 followers, Ms. Gasteyer began sending Twitter messages about Weight Watchers and its points system, where foods have point values related to caloric content, and users can raise daily point allotments by exercising.

After years in which overtime costs exceeded budget allotments by as much as $9 million, this year Mr. Reilly aims to end up below the $14 million budgeted for jail overtime and to spend any savings on training.

To give users full control over their monthly data allotments by allowing them to request and transfer bandwidth with other FreedomPop members.

To reverse this trend the Government has over the years been consistently allocating 20% of its public expenditure on education, one of the highest allotments by any African government.

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.

For Terry Bannon, the general manager of the Rancocas Golf Club in Willingboro, the drought restrictions that cut his water allotment by half have already "changed the way we do business".

But the budget he submitted for approval to legislators actually increases Congress's allotment by more than 5percentto thethequivalentnt of $260 million.

In December, in a move that seemed to acknowledge the difficulty many dieters were having with the new system, Weight Watchers recommended that all members consider reducing their daily food intake, or points allotment, by 10 percent, not counting fruits and vegetables.

There are various narrative strands, so if you aren't gripped by one story (the razing of Doro's beloved allotment by developers, perhaps, or Serge's outing as a City worker), you don't have to go back many pages to whatever is of interest – exotic CDOs, maybe, or the history of the non-communist, non-Trotskyist left.