Sentence examples for section allocated from inspiring English sources

During the World Cup in France the people who caused the most trouble inside the stadiums were those in the section allocated to the England Members Club.

In two hours only four questions were asked, with the first seven minutes of every section allocated to the leaders' uninterrupted responses.

Part of the payment was determined by the number of slates the gang produced, but this could vary greatly according to the nature of the rock in the section allocated to them.

This was performed through the official MHRA website using the section allocated for drug alerts.

The prison supervisor was not present in the section allocated for our study so as to prevent any feeling of pressure on the participants, who were actually discouraged by the prison administration from participating.

"Hardware-in-the-loop simulation" section allocates the studied objective among types of introduced HIL model and proposes the configuration of the system.

The traditional way of working included the RN in each section allocating patients to the first available physician.

For example, in a certain time and area, the frequency sections 1626.5 1646.5 MHz and 1525.0 1545.0 MHz allocated to international maritime satellite are not used, but the frequency sections allocated to GSM1800 are fully occupied.

As OPMA and NMA choose an extra ration of zero more often than the other types (see the last section), their allocated extra rations are on average lower.

The second section is allocated to the sensitivity analysis of physical properties of rock and fluid using reported physical properties of case 2. The critical radius of reservoir, defined as the maximum radius of a reservoir with certain rock and fluid properties in which the pressure differences resulted from linear and non-linear solutions is considerable, was used to analyze the results.

The Three-Fifths Clause (in Article I, Section 2) allocated Congressional representation based "on the whole Number of free Persons" and "three fifths of all other Persons".