Business leaders have to foster a culture of discovery, allotting resources for big data proofs-of-concept and surrendering expectations for their outcomes.
As climate change progresses, the need for decision-makers to allot resources and capacity to animal and human emergency relief efforts is crucial.
As part of their calculations on where to allot resources, both parties have tracked demographic shifts on the electoral map.
They have to figure out how to get the job done with their allotted resources.
These were not specified tasks in the work lists and thus perceived not to be covered by allotted resources.
And George Manahan, the former music director of the New York City Opera who took over the American Composers Orchestra's podium in 2010, is doing all the conducting: a change, he said, that allows him greater flexibility in allotting time and resources for works of varying difficulty.
Recently, the Italian government has been taking initiatives to re-allot diminished economic resources for the healthcare system; thus, it is fundamental to investigate and remove inefficiencies in order to prevent indiscriminate cuts of goods and services.
Our protocol allotted and resourced for 6.5 months to complete participant recruitment and data collection.
In steering the Rockies toward contention, O'Dowd, who became general manager in 1999, credits ownership for supporting his plan of allotting additional resources to player development and for giving the organization's top prospects a chance to play.
Furthermore, Palm just could never allot the resources to properly build out webOS for third-party development; it lacks much in the pre-provided functionality front (read: APIs), and that which is there could really do with better documentation.
Brenda Crosby, vice president of human resources for the authority, said Mr. Diedrick, who was one of five hourly employees among the 31 people who work at the Connecticut Development Authority, was the only authority employee allotted compensatory time.
