Sentence examples similar to contract was allocated from inspiring English sources

Conservation tenders − or procurement auctions − are a competitive mechanism, in which payment for ecosystem service contracts are allocated to landholders based on their submitted bids.

A businessman in Lusaka lamented the way that government contracts are allocated, but added of Mr Chiluba: "It's an insult to involve him in such things [prosecutions].

Because that budget is highly classified, and many intelligence contracts are allocated without oversight or competitive bidding, it seemed we would never know.

And media that want to stay in business do not mention an investigation dubbed "Kazakhgate", currently in progress in America to look into payments allegedly made when oil contracts were allocated to foreign oil companies.

With items ranging in value from Edvard Munch's lithographs to local artisan craft works, it is a vast inventory of works that has grown since the initial 1969 Art Enrichment Ordinance that mandated two percent of public works contracts be allocated toward public art.

The Labour leader used all his allocated questions to press Theresa May on how Seaborne Freight, a start-up firm, was allocated a contract for the task, and to condemn the transport secretary, Chris Grayling.

The graft accusations are part of a larger fraud scheme involving more than $2 billion in funding meant for arms purchases, money that was allocated towards fake contracts.

Treatment was allocated using a randomisation list of treatment allocation codes prepared by the contract research organisation responsible for operational management of the study.

Because oil was so hard to get, it was allocated only to certain firms who had long-term contracts.

The Netherlands was allocated 13.

It was allocated more than £651m.