Sentence examples for from its allocations from inspiring English sources

Ticketmaster denies that tickets from its allocations are funnelled to Get Me In! and industry insiders told The Independent they'd be shocked if it were true.

The fact that the stimulus bill separated its investments in high-speed rail from its allocations to Amtrak raises the question about how Amtrak will ultimately fit into the Obama Administration's eventual national rail policy, and whether the chronic under-investments in the Northeast Corridor operations Amtrak runs will be addressed quickly and adequately.

If a member state does not meet its commitment in either period, the shortfall will be deducted from its allocation of credits under the Effort Sharing Regulation.

On the other hand, if (p < hat {p}_{i}), if generator i decreases its price from p, its allocation will always be its maximum power, (S_{i}^{(max)}).

For example, T. Rowe Price says it reserves the right to let its glide-path allocations stray up to 5 percentage points from its stated allocation target.

In contrast, the program that directs money to Starrett City and other privately owned housing would see a reduction of about half a percent, or $65 million, from its $10.8 billion allocation.

It sends you an e-mail when your portfolio has drifted 15 percent or more from its desired allocation, and the e-mail includes easy-to-understand instructions on how many shares you need to buy or sell.

The NFIB has also been far from independent in its allocation of PAC money.

Robeco Group seems decidedly bearish, for it has sharply cut its allocation, from 24% to 15%.

Assume generator i increases its price to p ∗ from p, and thereby its allocation drops to S i. Again, w.l.o.g., we assume D min=0 and have (p' = left (p S_{-i}^{(max)}+p_{i} S_{i}right)!/!left (S_{-i}^{(max)}+S_{i}right) ) and (S_{-i}^{(max)}+S_{i} = D_{max }left (1-frac {p'}{P_{max }}right)).

Specifically, the substantial rise in Bitcoin's price over this time causes it to eventually dominate the portfolio, with its allocation rising from 5% to more than 98% of the portfolio at its peak.