Sentence examples for to allocate over from inspiring English sources
Adding to the pension funds' problems is that with returns on their public stock portfolios less robust than in previous years, they have less money to allocate over all to alternative investments like buyouts.
You can make the case that the current conversations about our fiscal outlook are effectively, 'Nothing can go right.' The estimates assume we continue to allocate over $100 billion a year for fighting wars.
But a range of informed observers expect the budget office to tell the politicians that because of the hot economy, they will have hundreds of billions more, and perhaps as much as $1 trillion more, to allocate over the next 10 years.
The fact that this formula is is used to allocate over £50bn of funding and has never been reformed is a scandal, there have been dramatic changes to the needs and demands of the UK population and yet there exists a laissez-faire attitude from senior politicians and Treasury officials that prevails.
In 2010, NRO expects the five RIRs to allocate over 2,000 IPv6 address blocks, representing an increase of over 70% on the number of IPv6 allocations in 2009.
This may increase the overall vigour of rapidly growing fish as they have more resources to allocate over competing energy demands.
While many courts have rejected viewing frozen embryos as property, they have struggled over how to allocate rights over embryos in cases of separation, divorce, death, moves and changes of heart.
This month, he asked the City Council to allocate $3.8 million over the next three years to hire 100 police recruits to supplement the city's force of 450 officers.
The Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill yesterday to allocate $4 billion over four years for road, bridge and tunnel projects without raising the state gasoline tax.
Staff members on Capitol Hill credit him with playing a pivotal role in 2002 in pushing members of Congress, including Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, to allocate $750 million over five years for juvenile diabetes research.
The approach currently adopted by the government is to allocate just over NT$90 billion in funding, together with the formulation of assistance plans for affected industries.
