Sentence examples for are going to be allocated from inspiring English sources
Eighty-six delegares are going to be allocated in Puerto Rico, Montana and South Dakota, and Mr. Obama is likely to get at least half of them.
This means that opportunistic resources that are going to be allocated must be taken into account in the distribution of power.
"It is not power-sharing in the sense that ministries are going to be allocated" by one or the other leader, he said.
A few days later, I was told that the amount I needed was going to be allocated.
It should also spell out how use of the property is going to be allocated: will all parties have an open-ended right to use it anytime they wish, or will use be allocated on a particular schedule?
Since the federal government has already spent more than $100 million on the Bound Brook portion of the Green Brook flood-control project, which was first proposed in the 1970s, it's not very likely that money is going to be allocated for buying up property.
"[This struggle is about] educating people that the systems that we have in place -- and our definitions of what is work and who counts as a worker -- are not natural," Boris said, "but were the product of social policy, of financial decisions, of where money was going to be allocated in this society.
The data show, therefore, that for this sample of fully randomised preference trials, most trial participants were not indifferent to the treatment to which they were going to be allocated.
Difficult decisions about how the F.B.I. should allocate its resources are "going to be the biggest hurdle he faces at this juncture," Mr. Mueller said about Mr. Comey.
"So what we are going to do is allocate our resources to the 14 contests that remain, and that means that we are going to be cutting back on staff".
