Sentence examples for a question of allocating from inspiring English sources
If it were merely a question of allocating resources, most hunters would prefer that they, not the wolves, keep the elk population in balance.
For example, the question of allocating a larger share of the government budget to health is something where common ground is more difficult to find.
The question of allocating the transaction costs associated with the kind of hypothetical closing opinion discussed here is a subset of the larger question of costs surrounding Equator Principles implementation.
Q: Because it's also a question of how we allocate our resources.
Hygiene issues were revealed to be a question of boundaries and space allocated to animals related to their status.
Both ministries need to also be involved in planning and implementing the strategies and mechanism that will be employed to allocate and channel funds, as sometimes it is not only a question of how much is being allocated as compensation but also how this compensation is channeled and used.
It is a rudimentary introduction to carbon cap and trade systems and the question of allocating permits, an argument (or three) in favor of auctioning permits, and a review of the political state of play around the question.
"When we think about eradication, we're thinking about saving people today and the people who are not yet born from a particular disease," said Ogbuoji, raising the question of allocating resources for future lives versus channeling those resources to living people who suffer from serious diseases that are not in the eradication agenda.
Five years after Winship, the Court applied the principle to the related question of allocating burdens of proof in a criminal case.
This is also a question of the functionality of the upper layers, that is, how the source, relay, and destination are set up and how spectrum resources allocated.
