He also became the focus of controversy after Congress voted in 1998 to force the U.S. Forest Service to allot lands to Mr. Holding to help Snowbasin expand.
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From 1998 to 2001, funds from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) were used to allot grants to villagers for ecological forest management and to compensate them for the loss of the right to exploit the forest.
The financial barrier is optimal because it will allot visas to those who value them most.
Legislation passed in the House and Senate earlier this month could--if it becomes law--leave you more confused than ever about how best to allot your money.
He thinks that useful languages should allot words in order to minimise the perceptual difference between colours of the same category, and maximise it between colours in different categories.
Its legislature is enacting a law that will allot companies a statewide franchise to offer enhanced TV services throughout Texas, thus bypassing the need to go to each hamlet for approval.
On the other hand, free-to-air broadcasters may allot their permitted 259 minutes per day of advertising with no hourly limits.
You could allot a half hour a day, say, to answering urgent emails and calls.
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" Teachers typically allot class time for computer use when they require kids to get online, but Mr. Adams acknowledges that those students who have home Internet have the advantage of "unlimited time to pull in more information and fine-tune their digital projects.
Rory claims he became confused over time zones and said it was a State Trooper in an unmarked car who helped him arrive at the course with 10-11 minutes to spare (as opposed to the usual two hours or so pro players usually allot).
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