Sentence examples for generally allocated from inspiring English sources

Polling stations were generally allocated 600 ballots apiece, though in certain cases they were allowed to borrow ballots from other stations.

This ignores the huge resources lavished on pupils in our private sector – far greater than those generally allocated to pupils abroad whether they are in state or private schools.

The exception is youth justice, where young offenders are generally allocated a key worker and where multi-agency teams can take a holistic approach to helping a young person turn their life around.

When this happened, the vouchers were generally allocated via lotteries.

Conversational and streaming classes are the ones with the highest serving priority (i.e., serving weights), being generally allocated with data rates higher than the other two classes.

Within households, where there were adult men and women, the gendered division of labour generally allocated women to collect biomass fuels.

The issue may seem arcane, but it has big consequences for Tyco's profits, because Tyco generally allocates almost the entire price of an acquisition to good will, Mr. Chanos said.

Governments heavily subsidize BMPs, but do not generally allocate funds to maximize their environmental benefits.

Spitznagel says that investors generally allocate about 1% of an investment portfolio to fund such a "black swan protection protocol".

The governments of LMICs generally allocate small share of their budget on health, while people invest more on health privately, especially as out-of-pocket payments [2].

First, we should expect GDP per capita to be a good indicator of human capital quality as rich countries generally allocate more resources to education and provide better on-the-job learning opportunities because of their high levels of technology and capital/labor ratios than poor countries.