Sentence examples for being allotted to from inspiring English sources

Those ranks were systematically graded from commanders of 10 persons to commanders of 5,000 persons, with higher ranks being allotted to Mughal princes.

After an initially peaceful penetration during the last two centuries bce, Roman troops finally occupied the country about 15 bce, and the lands as far as the Danube River became part of the Roman Empire, being allotted to the Roman provinces of Raetia, Noricum, and Pannonia.

With so much screen time being allotted to Caden's bad marriage and pustular health problems, his majestic production doesn't get going properly until the second half of the film, and by then we don't care enough (worse still, we don't know enough, such is the vagueness of its guiding rubric) to mind whether it triumphs or flops.

While Brussels and European capitals are vesting much hope in the investment instruments, there is also scepticism over whether the modest amount of seed capital being allotted to the programme can be leveraged on the financial markets into the ambitious figure of €300bn.

When more weightage being allotted to normalized objective function of cost, the resulting solution has lesser cost and lesser RM values and vice versa.

Blenheims from a number of squadrons were fitted with the Mk. II, with three aircraft each being allotted to No. 23, 25, 29, 219, 600 and 604 Squadrons in May 1940.

Of that, $1.5 billion was allotted to construction.

Four Senate appointments also are allotted to the province.

A great deal of space is allotted to them.

Two convicted bigamists were allotted to them as personal servants.

Of those, a mere 70 were allotted to the United States.