Sentence examples for precise allocations from inspiring English sources

With precise allocations for every side-chapel and every lamp, the system was devised by the Ottomans, inherited by the British, and is now run by the Israelis.Indians sometimes claim that Hindus and Muslims mingled happily in the era before British rule.

The UK government said said precise allocations would only be made after there has been an agreement with the European Parliament and added that it was important the Scottish government has a full opportunity to feed in views.

"As for the decisions on the precise allocations of the budget in terms of what happens overall, that's going to wait for our spending review in government because we've got to look at the books.

The precise allocation will be announced on October 20th, and ministers will be at each other's throats until then.

First, Adams has an eye for topography, not just on the grand scale, as in an Arcadian journey south in Iran, but in the precise allocation of floorspace within the newsroom (the "Room") at the newspaper.

After tense negotiations between the coalition government's ministers, Mr Osborne announced the precise allocation of the cuts in October.Even though further welfare savings were found, taking the total in 2014 to £18 billion, the cuts in public services will be deep.

While the graphical techniques provide useful visualisation insights, the numerical tools enable more rapid and precise allocation of power as well as the determination of electricity targets.

The Americanized Mexican resto offers a finite number of corn chips expertly and ornately arranged with precise allocation of nacho toppings.

"For us to be squabbling over the precise allocation of needed climate investments really sends the wrong message at a crucial time".

Mammalian heart development requires precise allocation of cardiac progenitors.

The weakening of conditioning with delay is a credit allocation problem; precise allocation becomes more difficult with delay.