Sentence examples for explicitly allocate from inspiring English sources
At issue is whether the spending measure will explicitly allocate funds toward building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border — a campaign promise that was a rallying cry for Trump's base and one on which he is eager to demonstrate progress by Saturday, his 100th day in office.
"These missions are not cheap ― they're hundreds of millions of dollars ― so Congress has to explicitly allocate money for those sorts of things.
The vm_allocate function explicitly allocates memory.
A task's address space can contain both explicitly allocated memory and automatically allocated memory.
In its seminal 1968 decision in Flast v. Cohen, the court ruled that taxpayers have "standing" to object when Congress has explicitly allocated taxpayer funds to religious organizations.
Further, the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance estimates that over $21 trillion of professionally managed assets are explicitly allocated in accordance with ESG standards, driven by pension funds, but increasingly also by mutual funds, hedge funds, venture capital, and real estate funds.
It explicitly allocates no money for the construction of a gigantic particle detector known as the Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiment.
In this case, the GPU explicitly allocated via the RequestSender is specially handled as an exception for the PoolChecker.
It is the third safety net dimension, serving a low-SES population, which is associated with a reduction in profitability and operating expenditure possibly because it is not used explicitly to allocate subsidies, although even here the impacts are relatively small.
Given the extent to which climate change is predicted to affect biodiversity and compromise conservation investments, it is imperative that the impacts of climate change are considered explicitly when allocating funds for conservation at a global scale.
These species may be selected explicitly by allocating limited resources to them or implicitly by protecting the habitat containing them.
