Sentence examples for an additional allocation of from inspiring English sources
The board has called for Congress to give an additional allocation of hundreds of millions of dollars, on top of the increase sought by the Bush administration, partly to beef up compliance work.
The range is, of course, subject to change and it doesn't include income from the green shoe option — which allows underwriters to take an additional allocation of shares — but nevertheless, it is a notable development.
Registered users normally are allotted 100 GB of virtual space, and an additional allocation of up to 1 TB can be granted upon request.
Given the low enrolment ratio, the costs of achieving universal primary education in Sub-Saharan Africa are very substantial, equivalent to an additional allocation of approximately 0.7 per cent of GNP to primary education.
It has been proposed that an increase in the growth rate requires an increase in protein biosynthesis and, therefore an additional allocation of cellular resources to the synthesis of ribosomes and ribosomal RNA, which comprise the main part of cellular RNA.
Furthermore, PCARP consists of an additional allocation sub-problem (of the days to serve the arcs), which is interdependent with the routing sub-problem.
This should be even more strongly selected in colorful carotenoid-based bird species, in which additional allocation of these compounds for feather pigmentation demands an even larger consumption of carotenoids.
Additional allocation of government budget for children will be possible only on the basis of real economic growth.
Even though the demand on visual processing increased, additional allocation of visual attention facilitated only target, but not cursor, processing, ruling out a ceiling effect.
Where it is evident that the patient will require additional allocation of resources for discharge to the community, discharge planning is started as soon as possible.
"Task shifting" is the term used in the literature to describe the additional allocation of tasks previously only provided by medical staff to healthcare providers who are nurses or midwives.
