Sentence examples for to allot time from inspiring English sources

A 2009 law on breastfeeding protects a woman's right to breastfeed publicly, and requires private as well as public companies to allot time for breastfeeding.

I'm a huge daydreamer -- I walk everywhere to allot time for this -- but the daydream is never the same.

It is important to allot time, listen carefully, be polite and establish a relationship by trying to understand what is important for the patient, finding out what the patient's fears and preferences are.

Do you need to allot time on weekend afternoons because you work nights the same days?

Most prefer to be in a trance (we try to avoid that phrase as it has certain...err...negative connotations) for about 15 or 20 minutes, but you have to allot time to get in and out of it, too. Figure out your hypnosis goals.

So before your trip, you might go online -- perhaps to www.mystudios.com/gallery/giotto/preamble.html -- for a preview and decide how to allot your time.

It becomes difficult to set priorities or to allot our time and energy.

Would being able to allot more time in your limited existence to other activities like reading, writing, playing with your kids, exploring the world, or maybe just your own neighborhood, improve your quality of life?

For researchers, it is critical to allot more time to share findings with all stakeholders, including community members, solicit feedback and involve them in the formulation of recommendations.

You'll need to allot your time masterfully.

You need to allot your time for each subject.