allotment
الاٹمنٹ
definition
noun
the gadget shuts off the television set when a kid has used up his allotment
the amount of something allocated to a particular person.
translation of 'allotment'
noun
بٹوارا
example
The board provides a water 'allotment' for the 5,800 farmers, based on expected runoff in the Tuolumne River watershed.
The morning's 'allotment' is taken with a tall glass of lukewarm water because anything of too extreme a temperature would have provided an unnecessary shock to the system.
Fernando says we should be prepared for a time 'allotment' of anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour.
The holidays are busy, moody times, so depending on your attitude and time 'allotment' for the day, you may want to choose either steady-state or interval training as your cardio option.
My decision to leave after 4th year came down to subject choice and teacher 'allotment' .
the gadget shuts off the television set when a kid has used up his 'allotment'
Individual grants will range from $130,000 to $200,000, with an average 'allotment' of $167,000.
The threat of delisting was related at the time to the fact that this 'allotment' of shares had been made.
However, some parents felt the organisers needed to devote attention to details such as time management and 'allotment' of space for parents to wait while their wards were taking the test.
In the second phase, the collection of tax from private car owners, registration of vehicles and 'allotment' of numbers to the newly registered vehicles would be performed by the computers.
the 'allotment' of equity securities
Some faculty may feel threatened by the loss of control over the subject matter or the 'allotment' of time within courses they had previously considered their personal domain.
Ideally, each of our test cards would have included the same memory 'allotment' , but supply constraints left us with mismatched amounts of memory.
Over the years, students from rural and semi-urban areas manage to get a seat via a single window system of 'allotment' .
You are right to blame the airlines, by the way: It is their design and their 'allotment' of space that has turned coach accommodations into sardine cans for humans.
Typesetting and printing ate the entire $2,000 'allotment' and more.
the 'allotment' of equity securities
All of us have an ample 'allotment' of diabetic patients in our practices.
The Estates arranged for the 'allotment' and collection of taxes, disbursed revenue for public works, and granted the king a portion of the taxes known as the don gratuit.
And for many writers this 'allotment' of time can seem altogether binding and a difficult task to stick to.
The bill is $1.2 billion less than the previous year's 'allotment' .
It is not acceptable for a church to make a blanket statement such as ‘we never provide unpaid time off once an employee has used up his or her sick leave 'allotment' .’
After the Park Service and environmentalists won an 'allotment' of water for the park, they also managed to keep petroleum companies at bay.
Once the parental leave 'allotment' is used up, parents are entitled to work a six-hour day until their youngest child's eighth birthday.
Because districts give each child a fixed 'allotment' of several hundred dollars, bidding tutoring companies compete on program quality, not price.
My promotion brought my monthly pay up to $42, from which I sent my mother an 'allotment' .
But by 1926 all of the Oklahoma reservations (except the Osage mineral reservation) had been broken up by 'allotment' .
For the Choctaws in Oklahoma, 'allotment' proved to be disastrous.
They use up the 'allotment' of a restricted commodity without gaining any benefits.
Being Mr. Kushner's alter ego, he at least gets an 'allotment' of choice lines.
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