Sentence examples for was allotted by from inspiring English sources
Occupied by Serbia in 1919, it was allotted by the Treaty of Trianon (1920) to Romania.
In 2013-14, neaRsy Rs 30bn (£290m) was allotted by the Indian government to the scheme.
Based on the clinical survey for local caregivers, a new BPSD score for dementia (ABS, Abe's BPSD score) was newly created, in which each BPSD item was allotted by an already-weighted score (maximum 1 9) based on the frequency and severity, and was finalized with taking temporal occurrences into account.
Two suitcases were splayed open on my bedroom floor, and I was attempting to stuff as many clothes as possible into them without going over the 50-pound weight limit I was allotted by the airline.
Operating room time was allotted by division – each individual surgeon reported to their division head the cases they considered urgent.
As only a short time was allotted by the school for testing, the measurements at each test station were determined by the order that children approached the six test stations, the speed of testing at each station and the availability of places at the next test station.
The other 100 will be allotted by party based on the proportion of votes in a separate ballot in which voters choose parties rather than candidates.
C1 Return of Questionable Gains The former chairman of Qwest Communications will give up $4.4 million in personal profits from initial public stock offerings, shares that regulators say were allotted by an investment bank hoping to win business.
Big Orange finished fifth in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington Park last November, and a return to Australia is a distinct possibility depending on the weight he is allotted by the handicapper.
At least 6 million dollars' worth o of $3 tickets on the New Hampshire race have been sold; Gov. John W. King bought the first one - and at least half the jackpot will be allotted by the state treasury to education.
The contest looms all the larger this year because the primary schedule is now so compressed: of the delegates needed for nomination, more than one-tenth will be allotted by Feb. 3, and nearly 60percentt by March 2. "It just keeps going," said Hugh Winebrenner, a retired Drake University professor and the author of "The Iowa Precinct Caucuses: The Making of a Media Event".
