Sentence examples for done allocating from inspiring English sources

Conventionally, this is done allocating shots to a seven-point scale, although the measure is actually continuous.

"While we're glad to see Heinz pruning its portfolio of underperforming brands, the magnitude of the sales and asset adjustments associated with their lackluster performance highlights the poor job management has done allocating capital over the years," Warren said.

In other words, does allocating administrative authority to a lower level of government lead to more effective property rights protection for private businesses?

How much do allocated permits cost?

The result of this trading is a market that has done what markets do: allocate resources to more productive use.

Mr. McCain's plan does allocate more resources for that purpose, but its tax cut amounts to less than half of Mr. Bush's.

That does not include a formal inquiry process, but it does allocate money to creating a national DNA database, which would help police match found bones to missing women.

But if you're someone who is juggling a busy life, you might only be able to snatch moments in the evening after work, or when the children are in bed – but do allocate writing time.

Last autumn in its budget, the Welsh government did allocate some extra funding but there's little doubt belts will be extremely tight for many years to come.

The financial crisis has reminded us that free markets are not perfect -- but they do allocate capital better than any other system we know.

What the state did allocate to soldiers, however, from the 12th century onwards, were the tax revenues from some estates called pronoiai (Greek: πρόνοιαι).