Sentence examples for importance allotted to from inspiring English sources

The importance allotted to the technical dimension of care, to the detriment of psychological support, is denounced [ 58, 62].

The Mongols, by themselves, were incapable of ruling China, and, though at the lower levels they made use of Chinese civil servants, posts of importance were allotted to foreigners.

'Availability of space' and 'Productivity' have been assigned a priority value of 4. On the other hand, a priority value of 1 implying least importance to the customers is allotted to 'Ease of machine tool handling' and 'Adaptability'Adaptability

Wilberforce responded that "he felt the great importance of the subject, and thought himself unequal to the task allotted to him, but yet would not positively decline it".

In effect, a lot of money is allotted to priorities that are not very critical in our district, while priorities that are of great importance to the district get insufficient funding.

Almost all CHMT members believed that a lot of money was allotted to priorities that were not very critical in their district, while priorities that were of great importance to the district got insufficient funding.

Rusciano argued that a "world opinion" of sorts can be identified when there is general consensus among informed and interested individuals around the world involving: (1) the major issues that form the agenda for world opinion, (2) the relative emphasis or importance allotted these issues over time, and (3) the dates or time period in which these issues were important.

Of that, $1.5 billion was allotted to construction.

1Includes 36 seats allotted to Hong Kong and 12 to Macau.

The role here allotted to Fortune is somewhat unusual.

A great deal of space is allotted to them.