align, array, deal out, earmark, home in on, lot, navigate, portion off, reserve, set aside, tag
Definitionv. distribute according to a plan or set apart for a special purpose
Last update: June 11, 2016
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The new budget allocates an increase of over a billion dollars to the Ministry of Health. [verb]
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The company director wants to allocate additional staff to the marketing department. [verb]
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Members of the Opposition want the government to review its aid allocation for Haiti in response to a recent report on human rights abuses in the island nation. [Please select]
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A request for the allocation of additional funds has been sent to the Board of Directors. [Please select]
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A plan has been outlined to allocate a sizeable portion of the land under development to the construction of low-cost housing. [Please select]
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The money set aside for the new project has been reallocated to the expansion of a different project. [Please select]
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When the perfectionism of transmission of the message is exagerated, people will allocate less energy to understanding its meaning. [Please select]
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The simplest form of working is to allocate to the length of line a "train staff"--a piece of wood about 14 inches long, bearing the names of the stations at either end. [Please select]
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Examination of specimens now allocated to _galei_ from Montana and Alberta should aid in revealing whether the northern animals are an unnamed subspecies. [Please select]
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Traylor (1941) collected a large series of this species in Yucatán and Campeche in winter and allocated the specimens to the nominate form. [verb]
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My specimens also showed these intermediate tendencies and I am unable at present to allocate the specimens to subspecies. [Please select]
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Beany, who had walked rapidly over to the place allocated for him, had waited in vain for something to turn up, and long after the time set for the meeting had commenced watching for his brother. [Please select]
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