Sentence examples for biggest allocations from inspiring English sources

Right now, his biggest allocations are Japan, at 20percentt of assets, and Britain, at 19percentt.

And Mr Alamieyeseigha, whose state gets one of the biggest allocations of revenue because of its high oil production, did little for his people, lording it in a palatial house and yacht.

The biggest allocation — 28percentt of Yale's funds — is in real assets.

In a Nov. 13 letter, a New York law firm calls for the return of the profits from Mr. Ford, who received the biggest allocation given to an individual, saying it, "constitutes a usurpation of a corporate opportunity belonging to the company".

They were the guys that got the big allocations of the hot deals, and they paid for it in commission flow.

Eager for bigger allocations, Torrance, San Fernando and Hawaiian Gardens each picked up more than $100,000 in grants to bolster their usual allotment.

Those suits contend that sales representatives at First Boston gave relatively big allocations of new stocks to professional investors in exchange for a share of the profits those buyers made by reselling the stocks.

They may have sought to obtain information about delicate iron ore negotiations or to try to get bigger allocations of iron ore, analysts who have followed the case said.

The FA believes the away support will contribute to the atmosphere on the night, and says that bigger allocations were given to away supporters for the friendlies against Republic of Ireland and Scotland this year.

"I can remember one conversation I had," he said, "where someone said, 'Well, if you want bigger allocations, you need to buy more in the aftermarket.' " But several fund managers suggested the practice was often less overt, with underwriters rarely strong-arming investment firms of any size.

But for big funds, even large allocations of very popular offerings make only a small difference in overall annual returns.