Sentence examples for allotted some from inspiring English sources

The government has begun cloud-seeding operations in hard-hit areas, particularly the north, and has allotted some $20 million to aid farm and fishing in at least 14 of the country's 80 provinces.

Caroline Oyama, director of public relations for the New York Public Library, which oversees Bronx libraries, said it recently allotted some money to repair the terra cotta facade and remove the scaffolds.

"It becomes a snowball of hearsay," said Matthew Damschroder, the director of elections in Columbus, Ohio, where an electronic voting machine malfunctioned in one precinct and allotted some 4,000 votes to President Bush, kicking off its own flurry of Web speculation.

The company did, however, give a little stage time to its appliance line and, per usual, allotted some lip service to its ThinQ AI offering.

Users are allotted some free minutes for starters, and they can opt to 'earn' more minutes by completing Offers inside the app (these include offers incenting users to download other iPhone apps).

Users are allotted some free minutes for starters, and they can opt to 'earn' more minutes by completing Offers inside the app (these include offers incenting users to download other iPhone apps).

Hitler, adjudicating in the dispute, worsened the situation by allotting some divisions to Rommel and some to Rundstedt, keeping others under his own command.

Mr. Kurkomelis says he will try and unite diving instructors who use Almost Paradise and circulate a petition to ask the city's Parks Department to allot some of Rockaway Beach for divers.

To supply its Greg Norman Estates, Beringer Blass allots some of its better vineyards in Victoria's Yarra Valley for the label's $15 Chardonnay, and in Coonawarra for its $17 Cabernet blend, both of which rate in the "very good" range.

"It is further clarified that even though all the three parties are declared to have one third share each, however if while allotting exact portions some minor adjustment in the share is to be made then the same will be made and the adversely affected party may be compensated by allotting some portion of the adjoining land which has been acquired by the central government.

Some states would allot some of the tax revenue to local governments.