Sentence examples for ended allotment from inspiring English sources

By the time that Congress ended allotment, the KCA land went from to about.

When the war ended however, allotment demand declined.

The House transportation committee passed its own version earlier this year, an ambitious five-year plan that would have ended the allotment that public transit usually receives from the highway trust fund and paid for some of the program with new money from drilling, a plan that alienated many Republicans.

After Congress passed the Indian Reorganization Act in 1934, effectively ending the allotment of land, the provisions of blood quantum remained ingrained in Indian communities.

Today at 10.25am our fight to save Farm Terrace allotments ended in defeat.

I set up my Vive space in my cramped little college apartment, and in order to achieve even the minimum space allotment I ended up having to shift my bed on its side up against the wall.

First acreages were simply whittled away; then came "allotment," in which tracts were allotted to individual tribal members, and many ended up sold off to non-Indians.

Maybe you won't need that allotment after all: you could end up growing food on a more permanent basis at a community garden instead.

My fairy garden at the end of our allotment.

And in the end, without an allotment site or other shared green space in the heart of a community, can it be called a community at all?

Di Appleyard of the National Allotment Society said that, as people are ending up with smaller and smaller gardens, allotments have never been more vital.