Sentence examples for now allocated from inspiring English sources

Free resources available after the 'sort and greed' macro-link scheduler are now allocated to the feeder link, which are called as inter-frame allocations.

But too much of their weapons budgets are now allocated to dubious projects like the next-generation fighter plane.

This means 37% of all initial teacher-training places are now allocated to School Direct, up from 25% last year.

The District of Columbia has now allocated $650,000 that will, among other things, pay to open a clinic that combines needle exchanges with H.I.V. testing.

Italy introduced a mostly first-past-the-post system in the early 1990s, and only a quarter of the seats in parliament are now allocated by proportional representation.

Others still have budgets for fighting online crime, but cash is no longer ring-fenced for this: it is now allocated at the discretion of chief constables, who can also decide to outsource such work to the private sector.

Instead of a direct comparison between the three treatment options (three-way randomization) we now allocate the patients to different RCTs based on their preference for either mADM (allocation between mADM and mADM + MBCT) or for MBCT (allocation between MBCT and mADM + MBCT).

The decision means Amref will now allocate the borehole to another village.

The 2005 federal Healthy Marriage Initiative now allocates $100 million a year to promote marriage.

So many instituional investors now allocate a fixed chunk of their total holdings to venture.

It is why Hefce is now allocating £22m over a two year period (2014-16) to "support networks for collaborative outreach".