Sentence examples for own allocations from inspiring English sources

Total grants to the arts are $72 million, with another $48 million sent to state arts councils to make their own allocations.

Mr Greenberg, like other corporate employees, received his own allocations while heading AIG and a similar plan could no doubt be arranged for another purpose.The ultimate beneficiary should SICO ever be dissolved is the Starr International Charitable Trust of Dublin, which provides $2m a year in local grants and is chaired by Mr Greenberg.

It's striking how fast the deal closed, because most limited partners are saying they want specialized funds, or firms that invest in just seed, just growth or specific sectors– so they can control their own allocations.

Congress' job is to figure out taxes, job creation, and the size of its own allocations - without pork - to government agencies.

stocks that does its own allocation," he says.

The City as Special Case Critics say the city has occasionally cut its own allocation for schools when the state has increased payments, in effect diverting the state education money to other city departments.

Paran Johar, chief executive at Jumptap, is predicting that mobile "will get its own allocation in advertisers' marketing budgets" this year as the amount of money devoted to mobile video grows.

When it was set up in 2005, each country was given its own allocation of allowances, and they passed on the allowances to the biggest industrial polluters based on their historic greenhouse gas emissions – the more they had been polluting, the more allowances they were given – in a process known as "grandfathering".

Each tier offers its own allocation of points for specific 'attributes'attributes

In other words: Let the LPs control their own allocation, don't try to control it for them.

United had complained about Rangers' Ibrox Stadium being chosen as the venue - and their own allocation of tickets.