Allocation
allocation (noun) - portion of the total amount given to a person or for a special purpose
allocate (verb)
Example sentences:
* The foreign aid allocation for Myanmar this year is still under review.
* During war-time rationing every family had a gasoline allocation.
* His sons fought continually over the allocation of family resources.
* Under the country's land reform program the same allocation of land given to each poor farmer.
* After decentralisation local government had to learn how to allocate limited resources more efficiently.
* More funds will be allocated to your department this year.
* Tsunami relief donors demanded to know exactly how the relief funds had been allocated.
* Allocations of aid funds will be made according to a strict set of criteria.
* The NGO is trying to get its funding allocation for next year increased.
* The NGO will be given a generous allocation of funds in next year's budget.
* We must make very clear whose responsibility it is to supervise the allocation of funds to particular projects.
* To ensure a fair allocation, particularly in high season, bus tickets can only be reserved a month in advance.
