Translations for „allocations“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

allocation [ˌæləˈkeɪʃn] N no pl

1. allocation (assignment):

allocation

назначе́ние nt

allocation

выделе́ние nt

2. allocation (distribution):

allocation

распределе́ние nt

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More recently, building societies have tended to obtain sort-code and account number allocations within the clearing system, and hence the use of roll numbers has diminished.

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Like the national and departmental allocations, the female population of the municipality is higher than the male population.

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In many instances, grant allocations and/or numbers involved are used as indicators.

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Transportation and communications received top priority with over 36 percent of the budget allocations.

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Following the station's closedown and licence revocation, the allocations for its analog and digital frequencies became open for future stations.

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Funding can range from federal, state, local public allocations, private sources, and parental fees.

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However, for containers that require frequent allocations of small objects, such as map and list, using the default allocator is generally slow.

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The allocations under a long-term incentive plan are in addition to his salary, which was stated in last year's annual report as $2,556,408.

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White settlers continued to push forward, and in 1892 the land was officially opened and all tribal members were forced to accept individual allocations of land.

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While cost allocations will be determined by established practices and professional judgement, these change over time and are unavoidably political.

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