Sentence examples for largest allotment from inspiring English sources

The largest allotment, $600,000, will go to the New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence; the largest allotment in New York City, $300,000, will go to Food For Survival, a food-distribution program in the Bronx.

California, which receives $1 billion from Title I annually, the largest allotment in the nation, was admonished for being late with its tests and was told -- in a letter sent only last week by an assistant education secretary in the Clinton administration -- that the state would have to enter into a "compliance agreement" if it wished "to remain eligible to receive Title I funds".

She walked away with a large allotment of deeply depressed stock options as well as cash severance worth about $5.2 million.

The tickets are part of a larger allotment for group sales or charities, a practice common among all teams.

The only visible sign that it wasn't a usual day was the slightly larger allotment of television equipment on the lawn.

Prosecutors introduced an e-mail that Mr. Fuhrman sent to Mr. Quattrone during the peak of the dot-com boom in which he pleaded for a large allotment of a popular Internet initial public offering.

About 200,000 acre-feet of water are at issue; that is a small fraction of the valley farmers' staggeringly large allotment of Colorado River water -- some 3.1 million acre-feet per year, out of the state's total allotment of 4.4 million.

The push towards recognizing a larger allotment of MOOC courses in a credit-bearing direction is increasing.

Short expressed his interest in residing in Beaumont, and was wealthy enough to buy a large allotment of land off the current landowner, Davenport.

Between 1849 and 1851, he had Beaumont House designed and built on a large allotment at the end of Glynburn Road, a major road which serviced the suburb of Beaumont, and linked to more major roads running west into the city of Adelaide along the Adelaide Plains.

Participants chose to have restrictions on use rather than receiving a larger allotment of funds at one time because it would be too cumbersome to track larger balances.