Sentence examples for where allotted from inspiring English sources

When the Second World War broke out, only limited resources where allotted to the defence of Northern Sweden, but following the Soviet attack on Finland a few months later and the German Operation Weserübung against Norway and Denmark the next year, major work on improving and extending the defensive lives was commenced.

We meet in a canalside cafe in Amsterdam, close to where he lives, where our allotted 45 minutes stretches to more than two hours.

In an interview, he said corporate decisions about where to allot ad dollars were the "ultimate check and balance".

Publishers and authors still worry that African-American titles receive sparse coverage in the mainstream media — where the space allotted to books has been dwindling — while historically black newspapers like The Baltimore Times, where Ms. Bramble is publisher, often have scant resources to cover the arts.

In the past few years, most U.S. fisheries have instituted a catch share management system where fishermen are allotted individual quotas based on scientifically determined catch limits.

Keen to keep all the teams roughly equal, the MLS works on a semi-socialist system where players are allotted to teams and there is a salary cap of $1.6m a team not much more than the average baseball player's salary.

From the women's skeleton event, where they were allotted half as many participants as men, I wrote: "E-mailers occasionally ask why there are no four-woman bobsled teams in the Olympics, as there are for men, or female ski jumpers.

His party, Forza Italia -- in essence an advertising vehicle for his candidacy that he set up in 1994 with his own vast fortune -- won 29.4percentt of the votes cast in districts where seats were allotted proportionally, far more than any other party.

Rather than no-holds-barred, wheel-to-wheel racing, a more relaxed style of road rally has caught on, pitting drivers in time-speed-distance races where they are allotted a certain amount of time to get from one point to another during each of a number of stages.

The authors ran a series of experiments where students were randomly allotted sums of money, separated by $1, and informed about the "income distribution" that resulted.

On No. 12, another 500-yard par 4, he went even farther right, deep into the hay, where for almost the allotted five minutes, marshals and caddies on their hands and knees clawed around for the ball like gleaners.