Sentence examples for it could be allocated from inspiring English sources

If the $650 million were counted as a disaster-related expense, it could be allocated administratively.

The money received by Enron would be separated from other money, Mr. McMahon said, until it could be allocated to different Enron subsidiaries and through them to different creditors.

How liberating would it be if we could think a little differently about how even small chunks of it could be allocated in ways that do not compromise the financial returns reasonably expected to sustain retirement incomes of fund members and contribute a sustainable social, environmental and productivity dividend to the nation?

Moreover, in order to simplify the AC and the scheduler, once a femtocell allocates its maximum number of active users, any new call attempt is rejected (although thanks to the directed retry, it could be allocated into another femtocell) and only voice traffic (VoLTE) is considered in the simulations.

Due to a lack of robustness, we propose to have Characella as incertae sedis at the moment, although we suspect that it could be allocated to a lithistid family in the future.

The authority has no money in its capital plan to pay for a broader installation of the cameras, and officials said it was unclear whether money could be allocated in the next capital program.

It was suggested, therefore, that beds could be allocated to provide 'sub acute' care, in conjunction with relevant care pathways.

We used the seven components to sensitise us to these issues in our data extraction, making each a 'code' to which data could be allocated when it informed understanding of that particular aspect of complexity within primary care.

It is not surprising that not all items could be allocated straight to a single domain, since they were not constructed with the framework in mind.

In some patients, despite some missing values that precluded exact calculation of the risk score, the risk score category could be allocated because these missing values did not modify it.

In 34 (7%) patients some missing values precluded exact calculation of the risk score, but the risk score category could be allocated because these missing values were not able to modify it.