Sentence examples for from the allocation of from inspiring English sources

India's national auditor claims the firm was one of many to benefit unduly from the allocation of coal mines.

The importance of limitation on judicial activities during wartime may be inferred from the allocation of powers under the constitutional scheme.

Apart from the allocation of "wild cards", entry to the Tour has been dependent on UCI ranking points or more recently on ProTour status.

The ancient Roman latifundia originated from the allocation of land confiscated by Rome from certain conquered communities, beginning in the early 2nd century bc.

What resulted was a more efficient mail system, but also "a new style of demographic and social analysis, marketing and clustering" that shapes everything from the allocation of bargain fliers and mail-order catalogs to the placement of stores.

In May, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, ruled against Xilinx, a chip maker, in a case related to tax deductions from the allocation of stock options to employees in an Irish subsidiary.

It is the second local channel launch (after Estuary TV in Grimsby), but the first one created entirely from scratch following the allocation of licences by Ofcom.

The chancellor promised a further attempt to rebalance the economy away from London through measures such as the allocation of £1.8bn from the Local Growth Fund to local enterprise partnerships in the English regions.

The p-value of the permutation test was determined from 1000 permutations of the allocation of roots to treatment groups.

The figures from London, for more than 80,000 places, are from the Pan-London Admissions Board, which oversees the allocation of places across the capital.

"I had erred in assuming that I was completely recused from even asking questions about the allocation of resources.