Sentence examples for street allocated from inspiring English sources

Downing Street allocated 17 tickets to people who have contributed to the government's "big society" vision, including Karen Edwards, chief executive of Bolton Lads and Girls Club, and Dan Thompson, from Worthing, West Sussex, who helped organise the clean-up operation after last summer's riots.

NASD said it brought suit against Invemed Associates as part of its continuing investigation into how Wall Street allocated hot new issues of stocks during the late 1990's, a period when many newly issued shares leapt into the stratosphere as soon as they began trading.

The city council acquired a lot on Howard Street opposite Centre Street and allocated $150,000 for the construction of the new building.

Preliminary analyses of these first STB data mainly addressed where adolescents spent their time (at school, at home, on the street), how they allocated their time over, for example, school, leisure and transportation and with whom they spent their time (Wikström and Butterworth [2006]).

In September 1970, bidding began for the final portion of the northern half of I-805 between Miramar Road and I-5; a month later, the segments between Home Avenue and SR 94, and SR 54 to 12th Street had funding allocated.

In 2008, New York City's parks department, which is responsible for trees along city streets, had $2.3 million allocated to stump removal.

Volunteers queue to be allocated streets in the search for Leiby Kletzky.

A lot was acquired on North Howard Street opposite West Centre Street and the Council allocated $150,000 for the construction of the new building designed by Baltimore architect Edmund G. Lind.

At the end of Herzl Street, a plot was allocated for a new building for the Herzliya Hebrew High School, founded in Jaffa in 1906.

The new act identifies this as a designated area for street vendors, and allocates space for them to carry out their business in a peaceful and less cramped manner.

In this demonstration study we performed a cross-over study in which non-smoking participants that worked at least 4 hours per day on the street in Hanoi were randomly allocated to specific respirator wearing sequences for a duration of 2 weeks.