Sentence examples for stamp allocation from inspiring English sources

Last year Gov. Theodore R. Kulongoski of Oregon lived for a week on his state's $3-a-day 3-a-dayamp allocation.

If Congress does not pass the funding soon, those people will again have the reduced food stamp allocation.

If Congress does not pass the funding soon, those people will again be forced to survive on the reduced food-stamp allocation.

That's interesting -- in 2010, the supposed slowness of food price inflation served as justification for using future food stamp budget allocations on other purposes.

Zandi has calculated that aid to state and local government has more bang for the buck than anything other than extending unemployment benefits or increasing Food Stamps allocations.

The Times agrees, arguing that "stamp duty is almost perfectly designed to ensure the inefficient allocation of housing".

Stamp, stamp, stamp, everybody went.

"Stamp Lota".

They stamp.

But ours do stamp.

To stamp out?