Sentence examples for is typically allocated from inspiring English sources

Grain ration land is typically allocated on the basis of household size to ensure that each household produces enough for its own consumption needs.

In my experience, and as set forth in numerous surveys on the topic, the fund's 20percentt or more "carried interest" pool for more mature fund sponsors is typically allocated as follows: (1) Managing GP/CEO ~ 45percentt; (2) Senior Partner(s) ~ 30percentt; (3) Mid-Level Partner ~10 percent; and (4) Junior Partner ~ 5percentt.

In the context of the general humanitarian funding in crisis zones, less than 2percentt is typically allocated towards education — largely because education isn't seen as a core intervention tool in an emergency.

A spokesperson said: "The council follows the guidance issued by government on how these funds should be typically allocated and recognises that this is temporary funding in order to help alleviate any hardship that tenants may face, albeit for a limited period only, and therefore is not a permanent arrangement to compensate for changes to welfare reform.

Good subchannels are typically allocated more power to achieve high SNRs while the bad subchannels may even get zero SNRs.

While public relations dollars are typically allocated for marketing to potential students, increasing amounts are being spent on dealing with the aftermath of university scandal.

In the context of a mature GP entity team (i.e., a team that has successfully raised a number of funds), these excess spoils are typically allocated only among the Senior Partners.

Assets and property are typically allocated to heirs through formal legal structures such as: trusts and non-profits, or, a will specifying to whom property will be given, how, and when.

Yet such locations are typically allocated less management effort, to this point, for strict biodiversity conservation [24].

Commercial logging concessions are typically allocated for 30-year leases in Congo, and forestry management plans that address wildlife management are now required by Congolese law.

More resources are typically allocated for the former, leaving resource gaps for the latter.