Sentence examples similar to a boosted allocation from inspiring English sources
NSW has achieved this by increasing the capitation weightings for Aboriginal and homeless populations to represent 2.5 times those of Other ethnicities as well as boosting allocations to the health plan exhibiting the highest need [ 26].
A boosted device is simpler.
Only two changed their overall exposure to bonds, and these went in opposite directions: Credit Suisse boosted its allocation, but IPM-First Quadrant cut back.
Among the reasons are that Tanzania has boosted budget allocations to the health sector and has a national programme to get more babies and their mothers and young children under insecticide treated nets.
Hold a diversified portfolio of stocks and boost your allocation to bonds as you near retirement age and you would be able to coast into your golden years.
About 14% intend to boost their allocation to equities while a little under 14% say they will add more bonds or bond funds.
You can boost your allocation to equities without selling Social Security assets at a 15% discount to their fair value.
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Improving fertiliser allocation boosts yields enough to earn Mr Bruggeman, per hectare, an extra €50 ($64) for rapeseed and up to €100 more for wheat.
A curious twist boosted his rise.
The Los County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved the allocation of more than $12 million for the City of Industry Funds program, giving a boost to 14 affordable-housing programs.
