Sentence examples for how it was allocated from inspiring English sources

Money was set aside for this, he said, and it was up to councils how it was allocated.

Either he or an associate should explain lucidly what the report contains: gross sales, total wages, the amount handed over in taxes, raw materials cost, expenditures to effect sales, net profit and exactly how it was allocated".

Information such as how public funds were disbursed, who made the decisions, how it was allocated, which firms borrowed from the Federal Reserve and accessed the Federal Reserve discount window.

The other is how it is allocated.

But this is still Wall Street, where money is the ultimate measure of worth, and how it is allocated creates resentments.

Time is normalized to 1, and parents decide how it is allocated.

Once collected, that "mansion tax" goes into the Consolidated Fund, and government ministers then decide how it is allocated.

Pressed for examples of how his concerns translate into policy he highlights plans to hand control of parts of the work programme to some towns and cities and ideas about giving people more of a voice about where housing is built and how it's allocated.

Alternatively, key themes for the temporal environment may consider the role of information and communication in the allocation of work, the time taken for it to be carried out and how it is allocated.

Measurement of energy expenditure and how it is allocated to specific activities are central to understanding animal energetics, which are related to the physiological, behavioural and evolutionary ecology of organisms (McNamara and Houston, 1996; Cuthill and Houston, 1997).

"The growing pressures on primary school class sizes should compel the government to rethink how it is allocating funding for schools," said Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary.