Sentence examples for have not allocated from inspiring English sources

Most of us have meetings that we can afford to miss, and most of us underutilize our energy because we have not allocated time to reflect and be rigorous about our priorities.

In the last decade, even as enrollment at state colleges and universities has grown, some states have cut spending for higher education and many others have not allocated enough money to keep pace with the growing student body.

at 130, 310 N.E.2d 363, of the following statement: "Rather than mechanically apply any fixed rule of law, where the parties themselves have not allocated responsibility, justice is better served by appraising all of the circumstances, the part the various parties played, and thereon determining liability," quoting Badhwar v. Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., 138 F.Supp.

However, it is worth noting that the values of those SR fund investors that once had SR funds but currently have not allocated any money to SR funds (0%% in SR funds) are always below the INT (without former SR) investors' values but above the CONV investors' values.

Unlike the federal government, state governments in California, Oregon and Washington have not allocated money for the system as part of their regular budgets.

We therefore have not allocated these projects to specific countries, but left them as regional unspecified.

-- We haven't allocated any time for the Arno, but when we catch our first glimpse we simply have to stop, squandering an unscheduled five minutes to take it all in: the Ponte Vecchio, the palazzos lining the river, the amazing capacity of the city to absorb throngs of tourists without losing its essential character or beauty.

Asked about reports that the IFA has proposed to give a £10m grant to Glentoran to aid the east Belfast club's stadium plans, the IFA chief executive replied: "We haven't allocated any money to anyone.

The state, however, had not allocated funds for any other buildings.

Governor McCrory said the legislature had not allocated the money for the tests.

Senior administration officials cited many instances in which Congress had not allocated any money to what the White House considers critical counterterrorism efforts.