Sentence examples for annual allocation from inspiring English sources

New York State's annual allocation is $22.7 million.

But the government will now triple the annual allocation to $3 million.

Each state receives an annual allocation of tax credits based on population.

The meagre annual allocation of 65,000 is usually filled within weeks, sometimes days.

Even responses to the most protracted crises depend heavily upon annual allocation decisions by an array of donor governments.

An annual allocation of $3 billion would mean those numbers go up to $70 billion and $150 billion respectively.

Peter J. Morrell's enthusiasms, in the spiffy catalog from Morrell & Company (1 Rockefeller Plaza), leap off the page, exhausting Midtown's annual allocation of exclamation marks.

Hawaii, for example, exhausted in February the annual allocation of money it had set aside to fight wildfires, four months before the busy summer fire season.

That would raise the annual allocation to $18.7 billion by 2007 and would cost the federal government $6 billion to $7 billion over five years.

Mr. Neafsey's second major assignment is to review purchases under the open space preservation program, which has an annual allocation of $98 million.

Annual allocations would be tailored to demographics.