allotting
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The word is derived from allot
Meaning
of Allot
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Despite such practicalities, few could have probably imagined a plan more fantastic than the one he finally arrived at: a system of dividing land into triangles, allotting each landowner the same area but under the new configuration.
Lampasas Independent School District will offer meals during the summer, allotting a break from studying but not from nutrition.
The version on Out of Step is slower, allotting a bridge where MacKaye explains his philosophy of straight edge, explaining that straight edge "is not a set of rules; I'm not telling you what to do.
While presenting the Union Budget for FY 2020-21, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced that the government will create the provision of allotting PAN instantly using the Aadhaar, in an attempt to make the process simple for applicants.
Ilan Pappé (2000), p.79 Ben-Gurion appointed Israel Galili to the position of head of the High Command counsel of Haganah and divided Haganah into 6 infantry brigades, numbered 1 to 6, allotting a precise theatre of operation to each one.
Consider that at the creation of Israel in 1947, the UN partitioned the land, allotting the Jews 55 percent of Palestine.