Sentence examples for going to allocate from inspiring English sources

"We are definitely going to allocate teachers to Amorikot," Ewadu said.

We took a step back and said we were going to allocate capital for growth directly against the consumer.

"I told her that I was going to allocate time to do what I had wanted to do.

There's been a big debate in the States about how much funding congress is going to allocate for public broadcasting at large – so Sesame Street has to be careful; the characters can't do anything unseemly or dangerous.

"But I think some of it is we're maybe a little bit limited in risk-taking, carving out part of the payroll and saying we're going to allocate it to a risk in this area and we may hit or we may not.

That was, the commonwealth and the federal government said, 'We are going to allocate a large part of the future growth in health costs from ourselves to the state governments.' "Now I said at the time, and I say it again... both publicly and privately to the prime minister, that is not sustainable.

"We're never going to wisely allocate resources in health care unless we start to focus on what's best for patients".

It should also spell out how use of the property is going to be allocated: will all parties have an open-ended right to use it anytime they wish, or will use be allocated on a particular schedule?

Wade shot just 3 of 11 from outside the paint in Game 1, and if he's going to continue to allocate shots in a similar way, perhaps it would actually behoove the Heat for him to be more deferential.

Eighty-six delegares are going to be allocated in Puerto Rico, Montana and South Dakota, and Mr. Obama is likely to get at least half of them.

A few days later, I was told that the amount I needed was going to be allocated.