The act of distributing by allotting or apportioning; distribution according to a plan.
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Proposed changes in regulations may also encourage lower equity allocation, Aon said.
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The allocation of permanent seats to specific countries is, however, an anachronism.
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You'd think they'd develop an intelligent approach to land allocation and use.
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Independent health-care professionals assessed the main outcomes without knowledge of treatment allocation.
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The board is paying for the treatment from its general State allocation.
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It's been a great year for the raspberries on John McEvoy's allotment.
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Their final holdings will depend on whether the over-allotment mechanism is used.
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In 1776 three years was the usual allotment of the grand tour.
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Privilege is the gift of affection; right, the stern allotment of law.
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The over-allotment option is for an additional 15 percent of the volume.
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In point of fact he had an assignation, of an innocent sort.
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She had never in her life made an assignation with a man.
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This was the first downright assignation she had ever made with him.
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He took out an assignation ruble note and gave it to Karatáev.
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Three and a half rubles assignation, are equal to one silver ruble.
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They had no voice in the apportionment of the money thus contributed.
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There should be no mistake made as to the apportionment of blame.
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The method is intended to complement traditional quantitative source apportionment analysis.
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Suppose the difficulties of agreeing upon a rule surmounted, and the apportionment made.
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The convention found it very difficult to agree upon a rule of apportionment.
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She will have been long familiar with the idea of apportioning incomes.
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It's deciding how much money is raised and then apportioning it .
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The woman, who declined to give her name, was not apportioning blame.
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These sectarians?-No :tounderstand is to forgo the imagined right apportioning blame.
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The strong wording stops short of apportioning blame for the attack.
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And I've become much more miserly in parceling out my opinions.
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Men did it so easily, that immediate parceling of value.
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Jason sat at his desk, parceling out whitish-brown stalks and heads into small glass bowls.
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The parceling is done with insulating tape.
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Basically, it provided a way of parceling tasks across dozens, hundreds, even thousands of machines with extreme efficiency.
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Crowe watched his assistant parcelling up the new boatcloak Avery had purchased.
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With the parcelling out of wealth we have become much more egoistical.
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Would you mind parcelling that stuff up to go, as a picnic?
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His abode had been saved from the parcelling out of several Georgian estates.
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A naval officer preaching about Republicanism and parcelling out the Land!'
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Here again a dynamic continuity exists previous to the parcelling out of the acceptations.
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It felt wrong and depressing: racially parcelling the world.
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On then, comrades, to the conquest of Rome, and to the parcelling of the Romans' lands.
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Alexander, in parcelling out his spoils, left himself "hope"!
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Then he conceals the assumption by parcelling out the accidental modification in a supposed series of transitional stages.
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Scuto's voice still sounded in the background, parcelling out wards and fiefs of the city to his men.
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Upstart intermediaries are parcelling up invoices into bonds and selling them to asset managers, insurers and pension funds.
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Ostensibly you are dividing up the great estates, but actually you are parcelling them out and charging rent.
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The bank that had sent them had departed from all precedent in parcelling out the gold amongst the messengers.
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A great manufacturing and trading Power cannot be indifferent to the parcelling out of the world among its rivals.
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Other statistics given indicate that this parcelling-out has reached its lowest point, and that the reaction has set in.