Sentence examples for To allocating from inspiring English sources

Consider a need-based approach to allocating the loss.

Membership is not the sole consideration when it comes to allocating a CLT home.

Three academics at Warwick University claim that the British system is unfair and inefficient when it comes to allocating places.

In addition to allocating funding per child, we also support the introduction of the transferable tax allowance.

It's only when it comes to allocating money that they can't find the ability to do it".

But when lawmakers got around to allocating the budget, only about $30 million in new money was provided.

The Campaign Finance Board is wrong for not considering individual local unions as different from their international union or district council with regard to allocating political campaign contributions.

Peugeot also said it would not pay a dividend for 2011 because it wanted to "give priority to allocating financial resources to the group's development.

The revenues of Boston Consulting Group's marketing business (everything from naming a new shampoo to allocating marketing budgets) are growing three times faster than traditional consulting.

He tells the Michigan senator that he's behind him on seating the full delegation, but pleads with Mr. Levin for "fair reflection" – a phrase Mr. Ickes has been using throughout the day – when it comes to allocating the delegates.

But what is different, is that in Bhutan the framework is also the country's development strategy and is actively used as a policy screening tool and as a guide to allocating government resources.