Sentence examples for the first allocation from inspiring English sources

"The first allocation rule is that if you are white and anything else, you are allocated to the minority," said Anita Hodgkiss, deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights.

On average, it takes six to 12 months to receive the first allocation, typically two to four bottles.

The first allocation of money would develop prototypes of precision attack missiles and their command-and-control network.

9.18am BST Osborne says that in two weeks' time he will announce the first allocation from the £2bn single growth fund, created in response to Lord Heseltine's report.

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For these DD-enabled MSs, bursts which are allocated starting from symbols 3 and 4, such as data bursts no. 1, no. 2, and no. 3 in Figure 6, have the advantage of lower error rates compared with other bursts, such as burst no. 4. Allocating bursts starting from symbols 3 and 4 is referred to as the first allocation rule.

It was not until 1997 that the Executive Board decided to set aside specific funds to accelerate programme priorities, and it was not until two years later that the first allocations were made of these.

This is referred to as the second allocation rule.

The funding forms the third allocation from the Local Sustainable Transport Fund, announced by Norman Baker MP on Wednesday.

The second allocation scheme adds a second source of stochastic behavior to the reliability simulation.

Industry body Renewables Scotland said the UK government has to redouble its efforts to ensure the island cables get the go-ahead before the second allocation round next year.