Sentence examples for they will allocate from inspiring English sources

But it's uknown how much of that budget they will allocate for the Republicans.

If markets are rational, as the efficient-market hypothesis assumed, then they will allocate capital to its most productive uses.

"That's $2.5 billion that they will allocate away from R.&D. and other business-critical activities, which will keep them from better serving their customers".

The survey measures satisfaction against expectation, not any sort of performance - so if a student wasn't expecting much, they will allocate a high score to an institution that is just above acceptable.

In the welfare estimates, officials have indicated they will allocate $229.6m for contingencies – such as giving emergency assistance to people who fall into difficulties (like young folks without family support).

The UK government have indicated they will allocate £3bn over 2018-19 and 2019-20 for expenditure on Brexit preparations, but that the Scottish Government will only receive 2.5%, or £37m, of the funding allocated in 2018-19.

Requests for tickets can be made until 16 September, when they will allocated through an "independent and computerised draw".

It's not like Spain, say, where they'll allocate a large proportion of their weekly budget to fish".

This review is currently a convenient device for politicians such as George Osborne to dodge questions about how much money they'll allocate to the defence budget overall.

They cost a fraction of what this project will allocate.

[The recently approved] Proposition A will allocate matching funds, so whatever we can raise they will match, up to $2 million.