Sentence examples for should be allotted from inspiring English sources
Children should be allotted time each day to record in the diary.
You can argue over how the credit should be allotted, but he gets a great deal of it.
Patients ⩾70years old may benefit from more assistance with electronic forms and should be allotted more time for completing tablet-based QOL surveys.
Public engagement and discussion on this topic should be actively promoted before advancing past these purposes, and specific funding should be allotted to support this.
At this time, according to Strabo, the Ephesians began to live in the plain, and to this period too should be allotted the redrafting of the laws, said to have been the work of an Athenian, Aristarchus.
Beyond that, many people said they perceived a deeper debate about fairness, equity and — at its core — starkly different visions of the nation's future and how public resources should be allotted in a time of straitened circumstances.
By the numbers alone — AfD is forecast to be allotted 94 seats out of 709 in Parliament — the party should wield considerable clout.
Time needs to be allotted to it.
Three to four weeks will be allotted to taking photos.
New patients must always be allotted a new identification code.
He noted that "Aquarius, the Water Carrier, should have been allotted the spot on the ceiling occupied by Pegasus; and Cancer, the Crab, is where Orion, the Hunter, ought to be".
