Sentence examples for set allotment from inspiring English sources

Most fan club presales have a set allotment of tickets for any show, generally less than 10% of the total tickets available.

In that plan, Ms. Rivlin and Mr. Ryan proposed that Medicaid financing be converted into a block grant program, with states given a set allotment of money and new discretion to shape health coverage programs for the poor.

He said it would be significant if governments were to set aside allotments for LGBT refugees, something no state currently does.

The figure compares 50% allotment to the training set versus 67% allotment to the training set for the equal prevalence case.

Check with your job's human resources department, and ask to set up payroll allotment.

The deputy prime minister, Viktor Khristenko, who oversees oil exports, was quoted in the business newspaper Vedomosti as saying that the government was setting export allotments for the second quarter "based on the reductions of the first quarter" that were adopted at OPEC's behest, though the decision may be altered after the prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, meets next week with oil executives.

With teams now setting aside allotments for OptionIt, that should change.

This is no Disney but rather a sleepy village – clinic, post office, school, matchbox houses and allotments – set in a glorious green valley that would make Wordsworth weep.

It always surprises me, though, that there aren't more vegetable patches in suburban America or at least allotments set aside where residents can raise vegetables.

There has been disappointment about the relatively small number of tickets available to ordinary people, compared to large allotments set aside for corporate buyers and sports officials.

A Plan Bay Area calls for adding 2 million people to the region by 2040 and there is a regional organization called the Association of Bay Area Governments that is supposed to set aside housing allotments for every city.