Sentence examples for some of the allocation from inspiring English sources

As sponsors play such a large role in the Olympics - from geographical "exclusion zones" where no other brands can be displayed to the renaming of stadia and signage - I guessed that they might get some of the allocation of "inspirational" torchbearers as well.

In brief, the proposal is that "some of the allocation mechanisms used by the Global Fund might be built upon by a democratized and strengthened global social governance system within the context of the sustainable resources available from a global levy based on global taxation with funds flowing through normal government budgets" [ 51].

For example, some of the allocations to utilities are granted with the expectation that they will be auctioned off and the proceeds will be used to fund renewable energy development.

Moreover, because some of the allocations to private industry are - for better or for worse - conditional on recipients undertaking specific costly investments, such as investments in carbon capture and storage, part of the 17.1% free allocation to private industry should not be viewed as a windfall.

Because there has been less demand for the $2 billion in bonds allocated for commercial development outside Lower Manhattan and because the whole Liberty Bond program expires at the end of next year, there have been suggestions that the deadline be extended and some of the commercial allocation be redirected to residential.

Some of the resource allocation QTL regions identified by Remington et al. [ 30] also differentiate similar traits between Spiterstulen and more southerly European genotypes [ 34], suggesting broader relevance in adaptive evolution of A. lyrata.

2. Concealment of the allocation sequence.

This ensures concealment of the allocation schedule.

But I'm not sure most investors understand some of the lopsided allocations in the EAFE index.

In some networks, the allocation of limited resource to activities might be performed continuously.

In some cases, the allocation of harvest rights to defined harvest or community sectors has served as a catalyst to drive the formation of voluntary agreements among fishermen in creating self-governed systems of catch shares.