noun
definition
The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.
example
The allocation of new permits is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Examples of allocations in a Sentence
The plans also made allocations for the realization of this goal, which varied from plan to plan.
Both could however be revived in a few years time, when Arun will have to obtain further land allocations for new housing.
This reflects the eminently political nature of EU budgetary allocations at the expense of a true poverty focus.
The regions have also provided advice on their priorities within long-term indicative funding allocations.
Key features of our funding allocations for teaching 39.
Third, this approach will introduce greater dynamism into allocations.
Sea Wing is the leading airfreight forwarder to Nigeria with guaranteed space allocations on cargo flights to Lagos and Port Harcourt.
Because of the long lead times, funding allocations should extend beyond Treasury controlled 2-3 year spending cycles.
Councilor Hussey emphasized the necessity to involve the league in any discussions regarding pitch allocations.
In it's response the DfT also included figures for capital, measuring the total LTP allocations against a capital outturn figure.
Functionality includes general ledger, budget, cost allocations, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and statutory statement automation.