Sentence examples for may be allocated for from inspiring English sources

One quick note, however: The Commerce allocation provides $350 million that "may" be allocated for "the purposes of developing and maintaining a broadband inventory map".

However, the Land Act also includes 'unused community lands' within its definition of 'general lands' which are under the control of the Ministry of Lands and may be allocated for use to applicants.

He explained that government funding may be allocated only for a year at a time, making long-term planning difficult.

Some contents of a male's ejaculate may be allocated as nutrients for the eggs e.g. [ 92], or more importantly, act as stimulants for egg production/investment [ 55, 76] resulting in various egg sizes (i.e. females who receive larger amounts of seminal product may lay larger eggs than those females who receive less [ 90]).

In the DL subframes, data subcarriers in each OFDMA symbol are grouped into logical subchannels which, in turn, may be allocated to data bursts for different MSs in several ways.

Each patient may be allocated to one of three categories for anxiety and depression, based on individual final scores: 0 to 7 = non-case; 8 to 10 = borderline case; and 11 or more = definite case.

In fact for extremely small centres, all patients may be allocated to the same treatment group, and such centres will be ignored by the fixed-effects model [ 36- 39].

The bill states clearly that--in lieu of an actual Congressional authorization for war--no U.S. government funds may be allocated to a war with Iran.

In this context, the question rises how benefits may be allocated fairly among the spatially distributed participants in the cooperation.

Capacity building projects are often facilitated through grant funding, part of which may or may not be allocated for evaluation purposes by the funder organization [ 57].

The income they get from their firm may also be allocated for consumption.