Sentence examples for there will be allocations from inspiring English sources

Specialist cheesemaker Eurilait told the journal: "Inevitably there will be allocations to ensure that customers are supplied in part but not totally what they would ideally want".

He said: "Contributors cannot earmark their funding for specific thematic activities … or in which region the funding will be disbursed … So yes, there will be allocations to Pacific countries and to the private sector but whether these allocations come from the Australian, British or Korean contributions to the fund is not traceable".

So, there will be allocation schemes.

However, IMF recommends ceilings for general social sector spending implying that if health is prioritised within social sector budget allocations there will be no need for extra fiscal space to accommodate an increase in health budgets.

Since treatment allocation is concealed there will be no risk of conscious or unconscious selection bias on the part of the researchers, as can occur when it is possible for researchers to predict treatment assignment.

As this research is an observational study, there will be no allocation of intervention; rather the care delivery model will follow the standard method of patient allocation.

There will be concealed allocation of participants.

There will be concealed allocation to either treatment (IMT) or usual physiotherapy (including deep breathing exercises without a resistance device).

The main objection to this solution is that it appears likely that there will be many other allocations of material goods and services which will make some people better off without making anybody else worse off.

However, there still is a way to go until there will be sufficient budget allocations for nutrition so that the key direct nutrition intervention programmes can be brought to scale.

So there will be a final allocation of 25 tickets going online tomorrow at 11am.