Sentence examples for would be allotted from inspiring English sources

Tribes would be allotted a certain amount tax-free for their residents.

I spotted Mahmoud Uthman writing down how many rounds would be allotted to each position.

Fifty minutes would be allotted to each group of up to 1,500 people chosen under a lottery system.

In the end, the E.C.B. said 171 banks would be allotted €131.9 billion in three-month funds at a fixed 1 percent rate.

Under its terms France would be allotted the Adana region, while Italy would receive the remainder of southwestern Anatolia, including İzmir (Smyrna).

Nets President Rod Thorn said yesterday that the team had not yet been granted the $3.8 million, which would be allotted under the disabled player exception.

"Finished" made it sound as if he'd been allotted a certain number of cigarettes, three hundred thousand, say, delivered at the time of his birth.

Intended as a sly reference to the cramped exhibition quarters he'd been allotted, the piece might also be read as a comment on the scant room given to Latin American artists in history.

The whitewashed corridor space I'd been allotted at Chelsea gawped blankly back at me on the rare occasions I climbed into my boiler suit and thought about painting.

The tax would raise around $140 million, to be allotted to homelessness programs and affordable housing projects.

Three to four weeks will be allotted to taking photos.