Sentence examples for we will allocate from inspiring English sources

In a prospective two-arm, parallel, open randomised controlled trial with a 1 1 allocation ratio, we will allocate 170 published systematic reviews into the intervention group (tweeting arm/Weibo arm) versus the control group (non-tweeting arm).

We will allocate two places for representatives from your organisation.

"We will allocate more and more attention to this vector of our economics and foreign policy".

We will allocate some time for you to move seats/rooms before the group section starts.

"The draft budget 2015-16 set out how we will allocate £1.4bn of capital to deliver on our priorities and boost jobs and growth across the length and breadth of Wales," the spokesperson said.

"We will allocate an additional £6m to HEFCW [Higher Education Funding Council for Wales] in this financial year to deal with short-term implications affecting the sector, primarily demographic changes and threats from Brexit". Another £10m would be provided to deal with "immediate issues arising out of the tuition fee changes".

"When we had some kind of problem, like when the operators didn't want to use money on TV ads on our new products, we said, 'If you're not going to advertise this very heavily, most likely we'll allocate more phones to those operators who were willing to spend money on marketing,' " he said in a phone interview.

This Veterans Day, as we honor those who bravely served our country, let's start with a simple promise -- that we'll allocate the resources necessary to help every U.S. veteran find a safe and stable home connected to the services they need.

"Given approaching patent expirations for Risperdal and Topamax, and slower growth for Procrit/Eprex and drug-coated stents, we think JNJ will increasingly pursue cost cuts to sustain margins, though we think it will allocate a substantial portion of the $1.3B-$1.3B-$1.6B pretaxgsavingsild ito drug pipeline," Gold wrote.

[The recently approved] Proposition A will allocate matching funds, so whatever we can raise they will match, up to $2 million.

Headteachers – not politicians – will allocate the money.