Sentence examples for its allocations from inspiring English sources
Berry says: "Camden has just changed its allocations policy: it's trying to favour people with children under five.
Fifth, it aims to base its allocations on good performance, using indicators for governance and economic management.Bigger is betterStill, IDA needs to be strengthened in four ways for it to play a breakthrough role in Africa.
(Health Education England has already made its allocations for this year, and it's unclear how long another funding round would take).
But the SNAP program only adjusts its allocations for families living in Alaska and Hawaii.
It is a positive statement that the Council recognizes this and is seeking a balanced and rational approach to its allocations process.
Ticketmaster denies that tickets from its allocations are funnelled to Get Me In! and industry insiders told The Independent they'd be shocked if it were true.
It may be inefficient in its allocation of capital, but it is quite stable.
It has increased its allocation by four percentage points, taking the total to 9%.
The $112.5 billion Texas Teacher's Retirement System, for example, announced in September that it would increase its allocation to alternatives to 29percentt from 8.5percentt over the next three years.
Robeco Group seems decidedly bearish, for it has sharply cut its allocation, from 24% to 15%.
Despite a cut in funding from £7.4m to £5.9m, Badminton England said it was pleased with its allocation.
