Sentence examples for over allocations from inspiring English sources

He clumsily tried to cover up a previous huge scandal, over allocations of licences for coal-mining.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, where the directors from the two states are in an unseemly fight over allocations, could also be a source of financing for the city's mass transit needs.

The plan is, in part, the fulfillment of a June agreement that ended an 18-month-long impasse between New York and New Jersey over allocations of the agency's resources.

But he also enumerates the difficulties: in India, the government must survey 70,000 farms, suppress illicit cultivation, resolve countless disputes over allocations and prevent the theft or diversion of crops.

Mr. Mitra said her decision was also rooted in her disgust with the corruption scandals rocking the United Progressive Alliance government, including the recent controversy over allocations of coal fields to political cronies.

So it will be an internal fight over allocations.

Moreover, to guarantee on-time delivery, the retransmission of lost packets must be limited, leading to an over allocation of resources to face the worst cases.

The match did not begin until 14 30 BST because of overnight rain and morning drizzle, with the overs' allocations reduced to 31.

Increasing efficiency also does nothing to address over-allocation.

These economies are all taking decades to remedy the over-allocation of blue water," says Allen.

"It seems like a huge over-allocation, I know," Mr. Englebardt said.