Sentence examples for be allocated when from inspiring English sources

Whether social tenants on above-average incomes should be allowed to live in council housing cuts to the heart of the debate as how housing resources should be allocated when supply remains in the doldrums.

Just as assets need to be allocated when people are looking to accumulate wealth, they need to be spread out as people spend the money they made in their working lives.

But the club said it was still unclear how many more would be allocated when the tickets go on general sale.

And what prompted Obama's ire today is their stance on the amount of money to be allocated, when it can be spent, and the strings attached to its use.

Its pseudocode description for scene (c) of Fig. 1 is given in Algorithm 4, where the corresponding WiFi channels will be allocated when the relays of D2D communications are selected, and also, different distribution of WiFi channels has a different impact on the interference distribution which affects the throughput.

We used the seven components to sensitise us to these issues in our data extraction, making each a 'code' to which data could be allocated when it informed understanding of that particular aspect of complexity within primary care.

Stanford sued for patent infringement; Roche said it was entitled to sell the kits in light of the agreement between Dr. Holodniy and Cetus; and Stanford responded that the doctor had no rights to assign given the Bayh-Dole Act, which specifies how rights in patents are allocated when federal money is involved.

You can't ask this kind of stuff on the first date, but ultimately you politely want to get out of them: when their fund was raised, how much capital did they raise, how much is allocated, when they're raising their next fund and what their "reserve" strategy is.

"Instead of starting with whiz-bang tech like a lot of West Coast VCs do, by starting with the problem and where budget dollars are being allocated, when we're looking at companies from an investment perspective it really helps us connect all the dots a little a lot better.

No points were allocated when errors occurred in both vowel and in one or more of the consonants within a syllable (24%).

All families are informed of this option at the first meeting with the ICU staff and rooms are allocated when available (i.e. no specific criteria for allocating a room are applied).