Sentence examples for which allotted from inspiring English sources

The parks department drew up a plan, which allotted 18 benches to 81st Street and 15 to 77th Street.

For this, people blamed a system which allotted pupils to schools on the basis of perceived ability at the age of ten.

Her district also benefited from an agreement involving the construction of the Croton water filtration plant in Van Cortlandt Park, which allotted $200 million to Bronx parks.

Again, he voiced his opposition to the rule to a librarian and found an "express" computer terminal, which allotted him 17 minutes.

He successfully made an amendment to the Affordable Care Act which allotted eleven billion dollars for community-health centers to provide primary care regardless of patients' ability to pay.

Meanwhile, Dairy Management, which allotted $12.4 million for nutrition research in 2008, has moved on to finance studies on promising opportunities, including the promotion of chocolate milk as a sports recovery drink and the use of cheese to entice children into eating healthy foods like string beans.

Superdelegates are an oddity unique to the Democratic Party which allots Democratic congressmen, senators, ex-presidents and other high-ranking party panjandrums distinctly undemocratic seats at the convention.

ARTS leaders have reacted with cautious optimism to Westchester County's new $1.3 billion provisional budget, which allots 5percentt less to the arts than last year.

The most recent "award", in 2010, by the National Finance Commission, which allots Pakistan's resources to its individual provinces, managed the politically difficult feat of giving Punjab, the biggest and richest, a smaller share than its proportion of the population.

The increasing share of electricity production from renewables is achieved by political promotion strategies, which allot payments for renewables outside of the electricity market.

Between the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 school years, our school increased a full 1.0 on the SQRP ratings, which allots points to schools on a 5.0 scale.