allocation
noun
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Origin of allocation
Examples from the Web for allocation
Contemporary Examples of allocation
In budgetary terms, it was a pittance: 0.1 percent of the CDC's $2.2 billion allocation.
Among other faults, it merely shifts the allocation for visas instead of increasing the total number.
But the country is poor, and the allocation is only $100,000.
How a GOP Win Could Spell the End of Reproductive Health for Global WomenMichelle Goldberg
February 3, 2012
The Coast Guard saw its allocation plummet from $5.6 million in 1993 to $500,000 annually since 2007.
Historical Examples of allocation
As respects this allocation, how would I modify that instrument?
'Tis Sixty Years SinceCharles Francis Adams
Recollect, all the management—that is, the allocation—will be entrusted to you.
The first order problem is the allocation of scarce resources.
After the RainSam Vaknin
This case constitutes an abuse of the principle of allocation.
The Church on the Changing FrontierHelen O. Belknap
Recollect, all the management—that is, the allocation—will be intrusted to you.
Tales from "Blackwood"Various