Sentences with phrase «says of the allotments»

«We will give that to almost anybody,» Ulrich says of the allotments, which often amount to about $ 1,000.

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Children need about 32 ounces of milk daily just to get the recommended allotment of vitamin D, Greer said.

Even Jeremy Corbyn raised himself from his allotments to say he was «upset» because it is a sign of «commercialisation gone a bit too far».

Bitcoin mining operations pushed Plattsburgh over its energy allotment in December and January, forcing the city to buy power on the open market, which is more expensive, said Dale Dowdle, a member of Plattsburgh's Common Council.

But Mr Corbyn has been very open about his love of his allotment, saying in an interview earlier this year, he said: «I enjoy growing things in my allotment and garden.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday the city will use part of its $ 23 million budget allotment on arts education to hire 120 arts teachers at underserved middle and high schools.

The increase in cancer is real, she says, caused in large part by the daily allotment of poison that is the price of admission to our 21st - century world.

Advocates say the legislative task force should also be wary of stripping away funding allotments created with the goal of speeding cash to poor and small districts with the greatest need.

Koch said he thinks CPS officials will change their minds and test the full allotment of students required by federal law.

We have surpassed the government - mandated allotment of the headline «Killer Bees» for these cars, so let's just say these are fun, fast and inexpensive Bs.

The company said in a statement: «While we increased production based on the high consumer interest, we ' ve sold out of our initial nook allotment available for delivery before the holidays.»