Sentence examples for of additional allocations from inspiring English sources

The government said the Australian sugar industry would be allowed an extra 65,000 tonnes of base allocation of access to the US market, and a 23% share of additional allocations, although Robb told the ABC it was "not as much as we wanted" and "the sugar people will be disappointed".

Should this proposal become law, there will be tremendous motivation for S corporation owners to eschew wages in favor of additional allocations of income, exchanging a 35% rate (or potentially higher) for the 25% unified rate.

In the aftermath of the storm, UNICEF is now conducting on-site assessments to prepare for additional allocations of supplies and human resources in the most affected areas.

Furthermore, PCARP consists of an additional allocation sub-problem (of the days to serve the arcs), which is interdependent with the routing sub-problem.

However, not much can be read into the magnitude of the additional allocation to cancer research owing to the hypothetical nature of the exercise and the likelihood that the magnitude will be strongly affected by the size of the amount that the individual is given the discretion to allocate.

Several public cord blood banks are struggling financially, and the question remains as to whether additional allocations of funds to them are justified.

Meanwhile, having done its homework, the military usually makes an expert case to justify additional allocations of money, influence and power from Congress.

In addition, φ′ k represents the switching investments that arise from the necessity of sufficiently fast de novo synthesis of proteins – which implies additional allocation of ribosomes and components involved in regulating gene expression, such as transcription factors and signaling pathways [ 25].

Additional allocations include $77 million for addressing the opioid epidemic and billions of dollars to combat H.I.V., AIDS and other infectious diseases, including malaria and Ebola.

Advocates applauded the additional allocations but cautioned that while it may appear to be a lot of money, the agency's needs are still great.

The board has called for Congress to give an additional allocation of hundreds of millions of dollars, on top of the increase sought by the Bush administration, partly to beef up compliance work.