Sentence examples similar to off allocation from inspiring English sources

Ofcom attempted to tackle this issue in its report by arguing there may be a case for a "one-off allocation of funding" – with the BBC's £130m-a-year digital switchover surplus one potential source – to "facilitate structural relationships".

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, announced on Wednesday that the one-off allocation of 12,000 places would be on top of Australia's existing annual humanitarian intake of 13,750 – bowing to pressure from ministers, backbenchers, state premiers, other political parties and community members to increase the overall quota to help the plight of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.

Ofcom suggests the creation of this new PSB body could be facilitated by giving Channel 4 a "one-off allocation" from the £130m-a-year BBC licence fee digital switchover surplus to use as funding to take a stake in BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm, or a merger with Five or other companies.

Because there are often many reasonable trade-off allocation schemes, the question is: how can decision-makers efficiently decide on a certain allocation scheme?

Besides that, some 246 families living in an under-developed region in Sungai Igan within the constituency had received a total of RM147,600 as a one-off allocation from the Federal Government.

Then it reduced him to a quarter, and then it cut off his "allocation" entirely.

This provides the basis for the honesty of carotenoid-derived signals because individuals may have to trade off the allocation of carotenoids to self-maintenance against ornamental colouration (Lozano 1994 ; von Schantz et al. 1996 ; Blas et al. 2006 ).

Shipley et al. (2006) suggested that LES is generated by two fundamental trades-offs: a necessary trade-off between allocation to structural tissues vs. liquid phase processes (e.g. leaf dry mass vs. leaf water mass) and an evolutionary trade-off between Amass, construction costs (CCs) and LLS.

Initial leaks had suggested the shortfall amounted to £200m, but after the overspending story initially leaked, the Lib Dems said the one-off capital allocation was in fact £150m.

But by agreeing to purchase new F-16 fighter planes without first sorting out the defence budget, the government has made that job harder.When President Ricardo Lagos took office in March 2000, he promised to review an inefficient arrangement under which Chile's armed forces receive an off-budget allocation from Codelco, the state-owned copper company, to finance purchases of equipment.

This paper lays the basis for two analyses: (1) the effect of uncertainties on the trade-off surface obtained through a multi-objective optimization framework; (2) development of the "value of research" framework which is concerned with analyzing the trade-offs between allocation of resources for the reduction of uncertainties and benefits accrued to the objectives through this reduction [K.