In an interview with The Times, Cavazos said he doubts he'll reap all of the benefits allotted to him in his contract.
A timer facing the stage ticks down for the presenter's benefit; if the allotted time is exceeded, music swells, as though cutting off a droning Academy Awards acceptance speech.
The Lee-Scott bill would give another 14 weeks of benefits to anyone who's been unemployed longer than six months, so it would benefit Nebraskans who'd exhausted the 60 weeks of benefits they are allotted and Californians who'd run through their 99 weeks alike.
However, most disabled people struggle on the benefits they are allotted, especially as most Russian cities are extremely unfriendly to disabled people, with stairs, potholed pavements and several months of ice and snow a year.
One day, for example, was allotted to one benefiting clan.
Of course, he had the benefit of the ample rehearsal time allotted a new production.
Three days after the preferred stock was allotted and without the benefit of professional advice, a "supplemental agreement" was signed by Olympus officers that gave AXAM power of veto over "any important decision in the Gyrus business".
Many eligible recipients either never receive their benefits, or do not receive their allotted amount.
A causal explanation of the strike instead would appeal to certain antecedent events such as how their employer has allotted payroll deductions and benefits.
This is possible if funds are made available to: (a) Third sector (not for profit) institutions such as numerous hospitals, welfare agencies, schools, childcare centers, elder care, museums, etc.--if they commit themselves (i) to spend at least 85% of the funds allotted to them on wages (benefits included) and (ii) not to engage in net labor force reduction.
