Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Allocable: Allocable means something that can be assigned or given to someone or something else.
Definition: Allocable (al-uh-kuh-buhl) is an adjective that describes something that can be assigned or allocated.
Example 1: The company had to decide which department the new employee would be allocable to.
Example 2: The funds raised from the charity event were allocable to various causes, such as education and healthcare.
These examples illustrate how something can be assigned or allocated to a specific department or cause. In the first example, the new employee can be assigned to a department based on their skills and qualifications. In the second example, the funds raised from the charity event can be allocated to different causes based on the needs of the community.