Sentence examples for total allotment from inspiring English sources

The money will be roughly one-third of the total allotment from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help states contain the disease.

The Museum of Science and Industry, the Art Institute and the Field Museum each face cuts of $763,760 in their grants, dropping their total allotment for the 2010 fiscal year to less than $6 million each.

About 200,000 acre-feet of water are at issue; that is a small fraction of the valley farmers' staggeringly large allotment of Colorado River water -- some 3.1 million acre-feet per year, out of the state's total allotment of 4.4 million.

Ellen Vollinger, legal director at the Food Research and Action Center, a research and advocacy group based in Washington, said, "I don't think we should be debating prepared food versus the nonprepared food; it is the total allotment that is the problem".

Chicago Public Schools, which has $104 million of the state's total allotment of Education Jobs Fund money, is using its money to pay teachers to keep high school classes the same size, restore bilingual education positions and create special-education jobs, said Frank Shuftan, a district spokesman.

But, as with fingers or ova, we're born with what we're going to get -- we're not going to increase our total allotment of taste buds, ever.

But annual total allotments have been barely one-quarter of the $76 million that the SEC says is needed for pay parity in 2003.

However, the IPO could pass the $1 billion mark if the firm's underwriters purchase their full allotment of shares, which totals a maximum $132 million.

Unlike our daughter, he used the full allotment.

Students attend this class just as they do other specials, in some cases with more frequency or total time allotment than other specials.

"Since 2010, where this government has consented to the disposal of allotments, alternative plots have been provided, and the total amount of allotment provision has actually increased as a result".