Sentence examples for fair allotment from inspiring English sources

The probability of realizing a fair allotment is computed as a function of various decision parameters.

In such a scheme, many rich countries would currently be discharging more than their fair allotment; most of the poor countries probably less so.

The leasing countries, for their part, would have time to institute changes to stay within their fair allotment, which might well include retrenchment of individual energy consumption or, barring that, even reduced population numbers, difficult as that might be.

As long as utilitarian theory lacks a concept of justice and fair allotment, it must fail in its goal of treating all as equals.

There seemed to be a growing appreciation of these concepts as they assist the district administration in focusing the planning and allocation of resources towards fair resource allotment, enhanced management of the use of the financial resources as well as increased emphasis towards the vulnerable.

By way of guiding the Secretary in formulating a fair distribution of individual allotments, Congress directed him to exercise his discretion 'by taking into consideration' three factors: past marketings, ability to market, and processings to which proportionate shares pertained.

But hold on: maybe Sams has a point, for it turns out that he is some sort of fair trade, holistic, ethical, carbon-sequestrating, cacao-growing, allotment-digging, tomato-avoiding macrobiotic entrepreneur.

Allotment rules say I have more than my fair share of fruit trees, so if I want a new one, old undependable has to go.

Allotment gardeners spent on average 32 hours per week at the allotment garden in summer, and 7 hours in winter.

Allotment gardeners owned their garden on average for 6-10 years.

Accordingly, Congress instructed the Secretary to make allotments 'in such manner and in such amounts as to provide a fair, efficient, and equitable distribution' of the quota.