Sentence examples for allotments that from inspiring English sources

(A) Those households that receive expedited service in months in which reductions are in effect and that are determined to be eligible shall be issued allotments that are reduced in accordance with the reduction in effect.

Among the flowerbeds and allotments that run along the station platform people settle into chairs to read or play a game of Scrabble, while school children do their homework.

The more than 16,000 tickets withheld from the public sale will be split among the MGM Grand, the networks and the two camps, allotments that can funneled to directly to brokers at far higher prices than face value since they can fetch still higher prices on the secondary market due to extraordinary demand.

A fellow-student, Boris Becker (not the tennis player), takes powerful, precise photographs of landscapes, buildings and street scenes devoid of human presence, while Simone Nieweg, one of a number of Becher students championed by the Goethe-Institut in London, focuses her talents on subdued studies of fields and allotments that punctuate the industrial Ruhr and lower Rhine regions.

The transport services are purchased via a forwarder with regular allotments that are booked in advanced and modified if necessary.

A land boom erupted as settlers began flooding north, buying allotments that were briefly and misleadingly green.

If you're on an allotment, that means lots and lots of watering cans.

The Mayor proposes that restaurants, closed sports arenas and convention halls designate up to half their seats for smokers, an allotment that should cover the need.

The museum last year also won a $65 million commitment from the city toward its expansion effort, an allotment that had to be approved by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and the Council.

Ellen Vollinger, legal director at the Food Research and Action Center, a research and advocacy group based in Washington, said, "I don't think we should be debating prepared food versus the nonprepared food; it is the total allotment that is the problem".

That was the only statement offered by those willful outsiders, the Coen boys, after their movie "True Grit" picked up 10 Oscar nominations on Tuesday, including those for best picture, best director and best adapted screenplay, an allotment that put the film, which had been largely ignored by other industry groups, near the top of the awards race.