Sentence examples for who allocated from inspiring English sources

The movement has received bipartisan support and the backing of President Bush, who allocated $200 million in his budget to support charters.

Mr. Herbst cautioned that investors who allocated money to TIPS — or funds that primarily own these bonds — should consider it a long-term holding.

The bipartisan bill was backed by Northam, who allocated $9 million in his budget to replace the revenue lost from the reinstatement fees the law requires.

In this, they have been abetted by the deeply square home secretary, David Blunkett, who allocated £70,000 to support a series of gigs in London last month.

The percentage of farmers who allocated the highest weights to 6-month weight, mature weight, fleece weight, litter size, growth rate, lambing interval and survival were 0.0, 2.1, 0.0, 2.1, 37.5, 29.2 and 29.2%, respectively.

Main Outcome Measure: Radiation exposure was monitored by radiography technologists who allocated 4 dosimetry badges to all spinal interventionalists performing fluroscopically guided lumbar TFESIs on patients being treated for radicular pain.

Community groups, Mr. Stern said, "ought to complain to people who allocate the money".

He said better coordination was needed between those who allocate resources for the United Nations and those who determine its activities.

The system of loans where the government provides the security is "excellent" in theory but in practice the banks who allocate the loans are too conservative, he says.

We have spent our political lives opposing self-appointed religious and community leaders who allocate to themselves the power to speak on behalf of entire communities.

I get personal calls every election season from members themselves who allocate hours every day to make fund-raising calls instead of working on legislation.