Sentence examples for the allocated share from inspiring English sources

This phenomena is known as the "race for the fish". The theory indicates that when shares of the available fishery resource are allocated to participants in the fishery, their incentive changes from spending more to catch as much as possible to using the allocated share at the lowest possible cost.

In the UK both sides get a fairly allocated share of the profit, rather than one gets all, and the other gets nothing".

The utility claimed that "federal law required the Council to allow it to recover, through an increase in retail rates, its FERC allocated share of the [cost of the reactor]." Ibid.

A senior banking source strongly denied any of the banks would directly profit from the being allocated shares, saying they would have been bought to help make money on behalf of clients in the asset management divisions.

The sharedMem variable is a pointer to the dynamically allocated shared memory.

Congressional investigators say the firm allocated shares in hot IPOs to executives at 21 favoured clients including eBay, Enron, Global Crossing and Yahoo!

Under federal tax laws, Mr. Weinstein said, for a co-op shareholder to be able to take tax deductions for things like property taxes and interest on share loans, the shareholder's allocated shares must bear a reasonable relationship to the apartment itself.

The company paid $100 million last year to settle an investigation of the way it allocated shares in offerings of new stock.

The share price soared after the sale and more than half of the 16 "priority investors" who were allocated shares in the hope they would hold them for the long-term cashed out within weeks.A place in the sunAmerica's National Association of Realtors reported that sales of homes to foreigners jumped by 35% in the year to March, and were worth $92 billion.

The suit alleges that Salomon allocated shares to Ebbers after the stock had already enjoyed its rise on the first day of trading, giving him a $16 million windfall.

Pricing through an auction is designed to make sure the company raises the most money possible instead of giving up a first-day pop to investors who are allocated shares by the investment banks doing the deal.