Sentence examples for take allocations from inspiring English sources

The organisations take allocations from the social housing waiting list but also let properties on the open market.

Each took allocations of tickets, hotel beds and flights in advance - meaning they can guarantee availability, and if they don't sell out during the coming months, they may even be forced to offer some last-minute reductions.

Another way to take resource allocations into account consists in replacing the N1 allocation matrices Φ(n) by the (N1+1 th‐order allocation tensor F ∈ C R 1 × ⋯ × R N 1 × I N 1 + 1 defined in (53).

The Commission also adopted a "winner take more" allocation of delegates, that worked to the advantage of primary and caucus winners.

He told BBC News Western countries should agree to take an allocation, but he did not specify numbers.

But, the studies in [3, 6] do not take subcarrier allocation into account, and in [3] the authors do not introduce the relay nodes.

"Las Vegas didn't take their allocation".

The sponsors were also a focus for unremitting scrutiny if they'd snapped up free tickets as part of any deal, especially if they were guilty of causing empty seats because they didn't take up their allocations.

These allocations take account of the fixed, semi-fixed or variablee nature of the resource in question.

MacPherson said he and other parents take issue with allocations in the DCPS budget, calling D.C. "awash in education spending" and officials unresponsive to parents' concerns.

He said: "No decisions have been taken on allocation but I'm committed to making sure smaller investors get their fair share".