Sentence examples for that allocates a from inspiring English sources

The United States proposal also contained two other elements that the commission considered incompatible with global trade rules -- a 50percentt United States content requirement for products benefiting from tax breaks and a transfer pricing plan that allocates a proportion of profits to the foreign sales corporation.

A booming real estate market, combined with a 120-year-old state law that allocates a fixed portion of local taxes to libraries, has created a surplus that has reached into the millions of dollars for some libraries in towns on the Jersey Shore.

Ahmed's motion also addresses a performance-based bonus plan at Oak called IPP that allocates a "manager" on a deal and supporting "buddies" with 100 points, with the manager often keeping 60percentt of the points and the buddies divvying up the rest.

This approach is used by other federal funding bodies (e.g. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada) that allocates a proportion of Insight Development Grants to new investigators.

Taking advantage of an already established algorithm [53] that allocates a unique, anonymous identifier for selection and processing of patient blood samples, patients were chosen using the inclusion criteria shown below.

If the historical pattern that allocates a disproportionate share of the undecided to the challenger holds, then more undecided actually translates into more votes for Kerry.

Their adaptation to a recently created habitat, the crop field, produced a novel form: the plant that allocates an unprecedented 30 60% of its net productivity to sexual structures.

Many of the nation's fishermen now operate under federally created systems that allocate a yearly quota of fish.

In the $84 billion-a-year commercial exhibition business, high technology ranks third among major industries that allocate a large part of their marketing dollars to trade shows and conferences, according to the Center for Exhibition Industry Research in Chicago.

Braille literacy is low in Sierra Leone, so the tactile ballot papers used a simplified method that allocated a fixed number of raised bumps to each political party, allowing the voter to identify and mark their candidate of choice.

The major fault lies in the bizarre municipal health care planning that allocated a CAT scanner to another hospital 40 minutes away, and not to this one, with its constant stream of head injuries.