Sentence examples for for unallocated from inspiring English sources

Current policy is to allow free check-in beginning seven days before a flight for unallocated seats, which is vaguely convenient if you're off for a week's holiday and fear being fleeced on roaming charges while abroad.

[Associated Press] Farmers bidding for unallocated water from the Colorado River basin for use this summer face steep competition from companies that provide water for hydraulic fracturing at well sites in the region.

What many parties do is provide for unallocated support, neither classified as alimony nor child support in their decree, and thus they meet the requirements of §71(c)(2).

We must work with our public health colleagues, who will for the first time be part of local government rather than the NHS, to put pressure on local councils to prioritise high quality sexual health services amid demands from many disciplines for unallocated funding.

It also set aside $713.5 million, which includes a special addition of $100 million for an unallocated loss reserve for MBIA's prime, second-lien mortgage exposure.

Among the sources of revenue available are $1.7 billion in invested Iraqi assets, the found assets in Iraq, which currently total roughly $600 million, and $1 billion of unallocated oil-for-food money".

Senate Democrats have proposed a $1.2-billion 1.2-billionan for the unallocated fundspendingncludes $100 million for weatherizing older homes and energy efficiency planects, and $150 million for a subsidy program for low-income residentheto punallocatedaner vehicles.

Thankfully, the suspense is over: the bill just got attached to an overall spending proposal for the unallocated portion of the state's cap-and-trade revenues (which are formally known as Greenhouse Gas Reduction Funds).

This obligation amounts to a requirement that promisors display greater benevolence for their promisees in respect of unallocated gains within the contract than they were required to display in negotiations concerning these gains without the contract.

There was also a requirement for a total unallocated space (preferably within the accommodation) of 6′×6′ (1.8 m×1.8 m) for storage of consumables and disposables.

She added: "£8bn of unallocated budget has been set aside for new equipment to improve capability but the cost of bringing back equipment from Afghanistan may be between £1bn and £2bn.