Sentence examples for its allocation of from inspiring English sources

The Welsh government has always stressed that each school will be able to decide how it spends its allocation of money.

It may be inefficient in its allocation of capital, but it is quite stable.

When it comes to advertising, ITV chooses to devote its allocation of advertising minutes to more lucrative primetime shows instead of regional news.

However, it is equally true that the NIH decreased its allocation of funds to the gold standard of investigator-initiated research (the unsolicited R01 grant) by $300,000,000 for FY2008 despite an overall budget $1.5 billion higher than in FY2004.

BPP says this was a "human administrative error", but after it substantially over-recruited onto its BPTC three years ago – exceeding its allocation of £15,000-a-year places by between 50-80 – patisnce is beginning to wear thin.

It is another setback to the sport which had its allocation of host-nation berths reduced to one in May, leaving Olga Butkevych as their only competitor.

Women's Professional Soccer, a league that is scheduled to begin play in April, held its allocation draft of United States national team players Tuesday in Lower Manhattan, doling out three players to each of its seven clubs.

As evidence of its fair allocation of access, it points to the rising independent share of total gas production (14% last year).

The Kata Containers project solves this by giving each container its own, very lightweight virtual machine and kernel, so that each container or container pod run in its own isolated environment and gets its own allocation of networking, I/O and memory, as well as access to hardware-enforced isolation thanks to the virtualization technologies that Intel now builds into its processors.

Its overall allocation of $52.7 billion for all the agencies under its jurisdiction was $626 million less than the panel received in 2011, and a whopping $5 billion below the president's 2012 request for those agencies.

Profitable before the 1999 agreement, it has slipped into the red every year since, even in 2002, the only year when it was able to harvest its promised allocation of trees.