Sentence examples for dollar allocation from inspiring English sources

The result: A financing disincentive is institutionalized for CTE programs because a similar dollar allocation is extended across more non-CTE courses.

As groups compete for limited prevention dollars this year, we need to make sure that a far greater proportion of prevention funding is available to communities, starting with next year's one billion dollar allocation.

"The real dollar allocations to help dislocated workers are going down at the same time the number of people who are looking for services is going up," said Dr. Andrew Sum, the director of the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University in Boston.

"Commodities futures markets are much smaller than the capital markets, so multibillion-dollar allocations to commodities markets will have a far greater impact on prices," Masters said.

General Abel says this was achieved by cutting imports, even for re-exporters, by limiting the remittances abroad of trading companies to $50,000 a month, and by insisting that government departments use their dollar budget allocations, rather than hang on to them, and sell their kyat at the market rate.

Jon also has a degree in electrical engineering and a decade of experience as a software developer, building everything from smartphone apps to billion-dollar asset-allocation services.

Lehman Brothers appears to have got the timing right, by raising its allocation of dollar-denominated bonds in the fourth quarter.

"I believe Cliff would have been reasonable," Beinfest said, "but when I looked at what that meant in allocation of dollars and how that would affect us going forward, it would have made it difficult for us".

"We believe the market has offered opportunity in one day's time, and we believe the allocation of dollars away from the sector has allowed for compelling long-term opportunities," he said.

Bear in mind that when it comes to Congress, research dollars, budgets, and allocations, many officials themselves are also often left in the dark!

He said his firm was not heavily invested in the American dollar and had a cash allocation that was more focused in Europe.