Sentence examples for only be allocated from inspiring English sources

Locals will pay £48 ($81) for the first permit to park near their homes.Under current plans, businesses will only be allocated a handful of parking permits.

Funds to support an EDR effort (regardless of who provides them) should only be allocated with the support of all the participants (perhaps through the involvement of an elected executive committee of stakeholders).

The city is looking for a $15 million bailout from the state to balance its books, and the administration insists the money would only be allocated if a state-run financial review board is in place.

The model was extended for a further three years in the recent spending review, but Prisk warned the £3.3bn of grant funding would only be allocated to housing associations as part of a "something for something" deal in which providers would be expected to convert more stock to affordable rent levels, instead of cheaper social rent levels.

Seats in the next government will not only be allocated to achieve a different ethnic balance, but may also be used to buy allegiance from local commanders, such as Ismail Khan in Herat, who have so far thumbed their noses at central authority.Mr Karzai's job as head of government seems secure, at least.

We assume that each subcarrier can only be allocated to one transmission link in a cluster.

Bolton tried to award each of their 17,500 season ticket holders two tickets to the final, despite only being allocated 30,000 seats.

She starts a new job this week in a furniture shop, but has only been allocated eight hours' work, which is not enough to exempt her from the benefit cap.

Elstone is angry that the club have only been allocated 25,109 for the match at Wembley on 30 May, having sold over 32,000 for the semi-final victory over Manchester United at the same stadium on 19 April.

Manchester United chief executive David Gill expressed disappointment that his club had only been allocated 21,000 tickets for their supporters, claiming that they could have potentially sold up to 100,000.

Since the 1970s, monetary policy has had no view on where credit should be allocated, only how much.