destined vs allocate

Some examples from the web:

• Kit always believed the kids were destined for great things.
• I knew then that we were destined to spend our lives together.
• Helen, you were destined to find me.
• Helen, you were destined to find me.
• I don't think you and I are destined to meet again.
• Some people are destined for small lives.
• This person is destined to be a rising star here at Donovan Decker.
• You're destined to be a reaper.
• And maybe some people are destined for small things.
• Some men are destined to fail, John.
• I think I'm destined to forever refuse jobs at large organizations.
• We're destined to be enemies.
• Maybe... all of us are destined to do something.
• The power ring seeks out those destined to be Green Lanterns.
• Listen, we were destined to meet.
• So I'm destined to eat lamb.
• We're destined to lose, Dad.
• I knew we were destined to be friends.
• Us butchers... we're destined to slaughter, and follow orders.
• First time I took you to that diner I knew you were destined for something great.

Some examples from the web:

• I needed to allocate actions, review things...
• The Programme should primarily allocate funds to grants, while maintaining sufficient funding levels for procurement.
• We're prepared to allocate ten billion.
• To this end they should allocate appropriate numbers of trained staff as well as sufficient resources.
• They should allocate these sums to specific multiannual restructuring and reconversion programmes for the production regions concerned to preserve employment levels.
• Let us allocate a portion of these envelopes to industry as a matter of priority.
• Auctioning is a rational and transparent way to allocate responsibilities.
• The regions referred to in point 2.8. may allocate all interconnection capacity through day-ahead allocation.
• The Commission is prepared to urge all Member States to allocate the financial resources accordingly.
• It is important to allocate more resources, and the Commission needs to have sufficient trained staff.
• It is important to allocate the maximum available resources for programmes and policies on prevention of maternal mortality.
• We also have to allocate more funds to the European participants in the programme.
• I therefore supported the European Commission's proposal to allocate such assistance until 2026.
• Countries still need to be encouraged to allocate adequate resources for European security needs.
• The European Commission recently announced its intention to allocate EUR 25 million to Kyrgyzstan in 2005.
• The Commission has to bear in mind and to allocate more funds as of 2008.
• We must allocate funds for EU security and the development of communications infrastructure.
• When we promote biofuels we must not allocate the available resources primarily to research into second-generation biofuels.
• It is an important point; naturally we must also allocate sufficient financial resources to enable these mechanisms to meet needs.
• The decision to allocate funds for such infrastructure lies with the national and/or regional authorities.