Sentence examples for is allocated among from inspiring English sources
All debt is allocated among expenditures pursuant to the rules in this section, without regard to any limitations on the deductibility of interest expense on such debt.
The board, which chased the previous Chancellor, W. Ann Reynolds, from the job, is reassessing virtually everything about CUNY, from its admissions and grading policies to the way money is allocated among campuses.
CDQ ABC reserve means 10.7percentt of the amount of the flathead sole, rock sole, or yellowfin sole ABC reserve that is allocated among the CDQ groups as calculated annually as described at § 679.31(b)(4).
Boeing offered 8percent, 4.55 percentand4.5percentent wage increases for engineers over the next three years and 5.5percent, 4.55 percentand4.5percentent for the technical workers, but managers would continue to have control over how most of the money is allocated among the groups.
The respondent has no interest in how the catch is allocated among the Indians; its concern is with the total number of steelhead netted during each season, with obtaining information to make it possible to recommend a proper allocation in succeeding years, and with enforcement against individuals who may net fish after the allowable limit has been reached.
If the valuation, reached under the formula by treating the preferred as capital stock, is allocated among the common shares, only, it would mean that the preferred was treated as stock for purposes of the valuation and disregarded for the assessment of individual shares.
7. When an entity conducts multiple trades or businesses, wages and Qualified Property must be allocated among the trades or businesses using reasonable allocation methods, which include gross income or direct tracing methods.
Effective capacity of MIMO links are calculated under two different resource allocation regimes, where either time or fixed power resources are allocated among users.
The settlement will be allocated among about 270 investors who lost money.
Since 1922, its water has been allocated among seven Western states under a legal compact.
Life history trade-offs occur when limited resources must be allocated among competing traits including reproduction, somatic maintenance, and activity.
