Sentence examples for would have allotted from inspiring English sources

Voters last year rejected a penny sales tax that would have allotted $600 million.

Of his 181 vetoes (73 regular, 108 pocket; 2 overridden), one significant veto denied an extension to the Federal Pollution Control Act (a bill he previously signed into law), which would have allotted more funds to wastewater treatment.

And on the sly, he vetoed the bill that would have allotted $35 billion to a health care system from which Americans would benefit, while continuing to rubber stamp the nearly $1 trillion dollars to fund his war-for-hire machine.

The first few years I rarely prune them until they cover the area I have allotted.

When he told the lawyers how much time they had to make their arguments, he explained that it would be more time than they would have been allotted in the Second Circuit.

EPA's science and technology programs would receive $600 million, $56 million less than the House has allotted and $15 million below the president's request.

That formula, in itself, would be a departure for Amazon, which until now has allotted space within a given category to one merchant, like Expedia for travel or Toys RR" Us for toys.

A causal explanation of the strike instead would appeal to certain antecedent events such as how their employer has allotted payroll deductions and benefits.

Analysts had expected that foreign investors would give PTT a wide berth, but orders from abroad far exceeded the shares PTT had allotted for foreigners.

GRTA has allotted $270m for this.

(I had allotted a whopping $20 for gambling).