Sentence examples for before being allocated from inspiring English sources
The state requires that a candidate receive at least 25 percent of the vote statewide before being allocated a single at-large delegate.
It is not unusual for ships to have to wait outside big ports, such as Santos, for up to two weeks before being allocated a slot to dock and unload.
More than 65% of the patients already received intermittent therapy before being allocated to a specific treatment group [63, 64].
They were supplemented with 100 (first month), 150 (second month) and 200 g per day (third month) of CFM before being allocated to the range.
We spend significant resources on drivers who are put through months of training before being allocated to one single store to purchase goods," says Saio. "This means we can operationally deliver within half the time of other convenience apps.
"In order to reduce costs for British consumers, any future non-UK project would need to compete on cost effectiveness with projects in the UK before being allocated a contract for difference," a Decc spokesperson told BBC News.
"The Senate reform absolutely worked because what we had before, as you know, was preferences being allocated behind closed doors on these very complex voting tickets that nobody knew, so what we have is a much more democratic senate," he said.
Markets are being allocated politically".
76 per cent of the same group also said the scheme, which is enforced by sanctions, had made them actually less able to work than before they were allocated to it.
The parts were assembled together with the instrument unit designated S-IU-200D/500D (see below) and BP-27 for dynamic testing in the Saturn IB configuration from February to September 1965 before it was allocated to the Saturn V configuration.
