Sentence examples for being allocated by from inspiring English sources

Instead of lab bench space being allocated by research group, where all members of a lab are grouped together, scientists are interspersed around the entire building, promoting collegiality and discussion among members of different labs and disciplines.

Mr Strong said in his witness statement: "Cyclical work, which predominately involved the redecorating on a cyclical basis of housing association properties was being allocated by One Housing Group to MFS at illegally enhanced rates.

More Affordable Childcare, launched last Tuesday by the early years minister Elizabeth Truss (pictured), includes a section on the "additional" funding being allocated by the coalition to fund its pledge to offer 15 hours' free childcare for disadvantaged two-year-olds from September.

Unfortunately, the key problem of UK science and technology policy is that neither government nor private industry has been willing to devote the level of resource to applied research and technological development being allocated by our international peers, and by the "rising powers" of science and technology.

But the document fails to mention that the government already spent £291m on two-year-olds last year, as separate DfE figures show, so that the "additional" money being allocated by ministers in 2013/14 is only £243m, with an extra £469m – not £760m – coming in 2014/15.

Otherwise, a label having not being allocated by H is selected in ({G_{l}^{0}}).

Cross-terms representing the mutual relation among network participants are allocated by adopting the logarithmic scheme of allocation.

In 2009, £2.4m was allocated by residents.

Funds were allocated by Washington for relief & rehabilitation.

It is allocated by committees rather than commissioners.

Shouldn't scarce resources be allocated by need or merit?