Sentence examples for As allocations from inspiring English sources

Permits were also intended to be increasingly sold by auction to polluters rather than granted as allocations.

Of those that claimed they were profitable, half did not fully account for indirect costs such as allocations of general overhead or senior management time.

The new budget included some tax reductions as well as allocations for such popular measures as better old-age pensions for married couples and cheaper spirits.

Alternatively, shared services can refer to more complex functions that provide service to corporate functions, and can be organized according to the multidimensional organization logic as allocations to the operating units.

According to one state official, interactions with the Commission had become mere "formalities" as allocations were decided even before interacting with the states.

Investors should be mindful of these areas of changing market leadership as allocations to these areas can provide a degree of diversification to help withstand potential periods of heightened volatility as well as the breadth of asset classes and sectors to assist in delivering risk adjusted growth opportunities.

Trans-boundary water agreements are usually conceived as allocation agreements.

We generated 1200 sets of solutions, represented as allocation maps.

Giles Peaker, a partner at Anthony Gold solicitors who deals with housing cases, predicts some issues, such as allocation policies, will continue to be a problem.

The chapter discusses the complex operations involved in a typical GIS operation, such as allocation and location of resources.

One role of that office is to be a neutral arbiter, deciding such matters as allocation of resources for both the defense and prosecution and which charges brought by prosecutors should go to trial.