Sentence examples for or allotted from inspiring English sources

The classification was endorsed by the government, but a number of chateaus that had been rejected or allotted a lower-than-expected ranking decided to sue.

In preparation for Oklahoma statehood (1907), some of this land was allotted to individuals from the Five Civilized Tribes; the rest was opened up to non-Native homesteaders, held in trust by the federal government, or allotted to freed slaves.

In preparation for Oklahoma statehood (1907), some of that land was allotted to individual tribal members; the rest was opened up to homesteaders, held in trust by the federal government, or allotted to freed slaves.

In preparation for Oklahoma statehood (1907), some of this land was allotted to individual Indians; the rest was made available to white homesteaders, held in trust by the federal government, or allotted to freed slaves.

Meditation has shown me that time isn't going to slow down in my favor, because time is not created or allotted to each person differently.

Voters may be forgiven for barely knowing of it, or allotting it little space on their mental hard drives, because of the incendiary flashes tossed into the race daily from the top of the tickets, especially by Mr. Trump.

Clinicians acknowledged that additional funding might help facilitate screening by paying clinic staff to assist with screening procedures or allotting extra time during well visits to conduct screening.

When the correct word or phrase is guessed or the allotted time runs out, the game stops and switches to the next player or team.

A game ends when either a team or player has reached a predefined number of points, or the allotted time expires in which case the team or player with the most points wins.

Always set a time by which the iPad must be back in its recharging spot, regardless of whether or not your child used his or her allotted time.

Rusciano argued that a "world opinion" of sorts can be identified when there is general consensus among informed and interested individuals around the world involving: (1) the major issues that form the agenda for world opinion, (2) the relative emphasis or importance allotted these issues over time, and (3) the dates or time period in which these issues were important.