Sentence examples for it allotted from inspiring English sources

Congress wisely reinforced that independence when, as part of its reconstruction package for New York, it allotted $2 billion directly to Mr. Whitehead's commission rather than routing it through another agency.

It allotted me to Table 76 for all my meals.

It allotted them five "treaty ports" through which they could conduct commerce with the Celestial Empire.

For Afghans, it allotted 7,500 spaces under the Afghan Allies program.

After the government emancipated the serfs in 1861 it allotted land to each peasant household, but the land was collectively owned by the village communes.

The Zionists welcomed the partition proposal both because it recognized a Jewish state and because it allotted slightly more than half of (west-of-Jordan) Palestine to it.

A similar march in St Petersburg attended by several thousand was halted by police and its organisers arrested after it overran its allotted time.

Though The Times is exceedingly generous in the space it allots its arts critics, we still have only a limited number of words with which to distribute praise (or blame).

Rather, Celan's German is like a modern fighter aircraft that must be made absolutely unairworthy before it can perform its allotted task.

Like other major Indian dailies, it allots a relatively high proportion of its space about one-fourth to fone-fourth to

This ideological program and the role it allots to Egyptian intellectuals is hardly exhausted.