Sentence examples for first allocations from inspiring English sources

It was not until 1997 that the Executive Board decided to set aside specific funds to accelerate programme priorities, and it was not until two years later that the first allocations were made of these.

"The first allocation rule is that if you are white and anything else, you are allocated to the minority," said Anita Hodgkiss, deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights.

On average, it takes six to 12 months to receive the first allocation, typically two to four bottles.

The first allocation of money would develop prototypes of precision attack missiles and their command-and-control network.

9.18am BST Osborne says that in two weeks' time he will announce the first allocation from the £2bn single growth fund, created in response to Lord Heseltine's report.

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The startup received a first allocation of 100 million numbers from the organization last year.

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In the ith superframe, both node A and node C have burst data in buffer; thus, they raise the second-round reservation in their first allocation interval.

In January 2016, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funded The Isle de Jean Charles Resettlement Project, the first allocation of federal dollars to move 400 tribe members struggling with the impacts of climate change to inland locations.

For example, Australia's constitution now mandates environmental flows as the first allocation [37].