Sentence examples for his allocated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fritchey said, and Ms Preckwinkle's office confirmed, that he had returned about $40,000 in unspent money to the county from his allocated budget.

The only exception was the Iranian foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, who delivered an angry speech far exceeding his allocated five minutes, laying the blame for years of deteriorating security and civilian causalities on international forces in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Aijaz Rahi/AP Updated at 3.28pm BST 3.13pm BST 18th over: South Africa 146-4 (Duminy 37, Miller 5) Ashwin finishes his allocated overs, and halfway through Duminy suddenly transforms, dancing down the pitch to launch the ball over long off for six, and then rolling out the slog sweep but only edging it and running a single.

At the 2009 General Assembly, he gave a rambling speech more than an hour-and-a-quarter longer than his allocated 10-minute time slot, tearing out and screwing up pages from the UN Charter as he spoke.

Proposition 1 allows to consider that ∑ j ∈ S c P c, j = P c, var ∀ c ∈ C. Hence, we can rewrite a user's SINR [Equation (1)] as a function of only (i) his allocated power and (ii) the corresponding system's maximum intra-cell cumulative power limit vector P ¯ var, as shown bellow.

Essentially, the above proposition can be generalized for more than two users, revealing not only a relational dependency among users' utilities properties and his allocated resources, when the latter are derived through the solution of the system's utility-based optimization problem, defined in (13), but also the validity of the proposed DUA methodology expressed via (8), (9), and (10).

In the cities a vaccinator can hop on the local bus, take a taxi or a 'chinchi', a bicycle rickshaw, to complete his or her allocated round, vaccine carrier casually slung over the shoulder.

It's Matt's wife who's shaped his circumstances, allocated him a walk-on role in his own life and then betrayed him.

He had already used his two allocated substitutes.

But last year, his government allocated $32 million to the task and introduced vast changes, like paying census takers to go door to door over a three-month span.

Just two blocks away, in federal court, Frank Quattrone, the star Silicon Valley banker charged with obstructing justice during an investigation into how his firm allocated high-flying stock offerings, will face prosecutors.