Sentence examples for number allotted from inspiring English sources

That is the number allotted to retired justices; active ones get four.

Hernandez took 11 warm-up pitches, 3 more than the usual number allotted between innings (although a starting pitcher is allowed to exceed that number in his pregame warm-up, within reason).

The director George Sidney was said to have been so taken with the 22-year-old relative newcomer Ann-Margret, who had been cast in the role, that he commissioned a new title song for her, while cutting back the numbers allotted to the film's top-billed performers, Dick Van Dyke and Janet Leigh.

Questionnaires, consent forms and clinical and biological data were matched using numbered stickers (the numbers were allotted to respondents so that they could collect their laboratory results).

A random code number were allotted to each patient at the beginning of study.

Next, each marker is given a virtual matrix, named a genotype matrix (GM), in which line and row numbers are allotted based on the total number of alleles for the marker in the population (Fig.  3A).

Members of both houses are elected to four-year terms from each of the country's administrative counties under a system of proportional representation: the number of seats allotted to each county is determined by the number of votes cast within the county, and the seats are divided among political parties according to their share of the vote.

That's more than double the actual number of tickets allotted for that sales period.

In May, HUD told the New York City Housing Authority it was in danger of exceeding its allotted number.

The higher the number of points allotted, the less free the press were considered to be.

Some members of the council have objected to parts of the plan, particularly the number of seats allotted to women.