Sentence examples for how it allocated from inspiring English sources

Some underwriters said Morgan Stanley might have been too aggressive on pricing and how it allocated its shares to retail investors, according to one person with knowledge of the matter.

New York City, in particular, came under scrutiny over how it allocated about $258 million.

Shares of Citigroup closed down more than 10% on Tuesday on fears of a widening probe into how it allocated shares of initial public offerings.

Simon & Schuster has many other best-sellers, after all, and the company isn't exactly transparent about how it allocates its profits and resources.

Columbia does not disclose how it allocates its money among various asset classes, and Nirmal Narvekar, who runs the endowment, was not available for comment on Wednesday.

"It spends upwards of 80% of its budget on its programmes and services," says Charity Navigator, "outperforming most charities in our database in terms of how it allocates its expenses".

Last June the Supreme Court ordered ANSES to prepare a written report explaining how it allocates its budget and why it would not automatically approve all cases resembling Mr Badaro's.

See how it allocates its capital, see who's running that business.

These include being based on how it allocates its resources.

Ofcom said Openreach directors should be forced to consult customers – such as Sky and TalkTalk – on its investment plans and provide more information about how it allocates costs and assets.

It is also lowering fuel costs and increasing the efficiency of aircraft by reducing weight, as well as examining how it allocates manpower among ground employees.