Sentence examples for it is allotted from inspiring English sources

Whenever a client connects to the WLAN network, it is allotted an identification number on its LVAP that remains fixed regardless of its associated physical access point.

By using 60 of the 150 seconds of advertising time it is allotted during NBC's telecast of the Super Bowl, the N.F.L. is taking away time it could use to promote other aspects of its business, including more traditional subjects like the NFL Network.

In early November, just before the Arab League voted to suspend Syria from membership for its bloody crackdown on democracy protestors, the Arab group at Unesco filled one of the two seats it is allotted on these two committees with a Syrian representative.

Two weeks after the alliance and an array of exiled Afghan opposition groups agreed in Rome to hold a 120-member council to consider the makeup of a post-Taliban interim government, the alliance has failed to select any of the 60 delegates it is allotted.

Here, a is a variable which is replaced by the figures 1, 2, 3, or 4. The tree divides, for example, if in 1(a) the variable a is replaced by 4, or if in 2(a) it is allotted the parameter 3. The structure of the tree arising from these rules is shown in Figure 2. Kyburz uses the first 13 generations.

Charter says it is allotting $2.4 billion for 2002, $1 billion of which will go to the network upgrade; the remainder will be set aside for network maintenance, cable modems, set-top boxes, new vehicles and so on.

The company, he said, has already been forced to delay plans to launch its channels on Freeview because it was allotted a channel in the 200s on the service's current electronic programming guide (EPG).

Occupied by Serbia in 1919, it was allotted by the Treaty of Trianon (1920) to Romania.

The army has reportedly received barely half of the $2 billion it was allotted this year.

It was allotted an annual budget of $1.1 million, which made it the largest such unit in the nation.

Her department has at times not accepted all the graduate student slots it was allotted due to uncertainty over whether it could place them all in labs after their first year of studies.