Sentence examples for we cannot allocate from inspiring English sources
Arts Council England refused to fund the first festival in 1981 on the grounds that "we cannot allocate subsidy for a festival whose programme is composed predominantly of appearances by foreign companies".
In the absence of any intermediates, we cannot allocate individual events to either branch but presume that each is equally likely to have occurred on either branch.
"Currently, Ofcom cannot allocate phone numbers in which the first digit after the area code is 0 or 1 (for example, 01274 012 345 or 01274 123 456).
But because our economic system cannot allocate sufficient public resources to goods like software development, private companies and their government enforcers waste untold money and time to capture, punish or indoctrinate those who would overcome the rules that block the full democratic potential of digital technology.
Moreover, they cannot allocate profit flexibly unless the supplier has a large enough working capital.
When subchannel 2 is included, ∩[SUB 0,2)] is also equal to 4, and it still cannot allocate the six slots in one rectangular block.
Thus, these issues badly reduce the performance of MAC protocol which cannot allocate the slots to emergency data in an appropriate time.
As our method is rapid, easy to implement, and based on freely available data, it can be used by local authorities that cannot allocate significant resources for land change monitoring.
The government says it is planning to simplify the Admissions Code - the rules on how schools can and cannot allocate places - so that it is easier for schools and parents to understand.
Then, small cell which cannot serve the UE, i.e., small cells which cannot allocate enough resources to fulfil the UE's data rate requirement, are removed from this list.
The reduced energy production can be attributed to the fact that the gas network cannot allocate the desired amount of gas to the electric gas loads according to the optimal solution of the single electricity model.
