Sentence examples for allocate adequate from inspiring English sources

MSF called on relief groups to maintain their commitment to CAR, and allocate adequate resources to respond to the medical and humanitarian crisis in the country.

But that's a question best left to the teacher, and to the state legislators, who will no doubt be delighted to allocate adequate funds for the next round of "Name That Nabokov Character".

A1 Tenet Cited for 9/11 Failures An internal investigation by the Central Intelligence Agency has concluded that officials who served at the highest levels of the agency, should be held accountable for failing to allocate adequate resources to combat terrorism before the Sept. 11 attacks, current and former intelligence officials say.

But shame on our rich western democracies, apparently unable to use more GSR (government social responsibility) to allocate adequate tax revenues to the same end.Fabio PoelhekkeOegstgeest, The NetherlandsSIR – The thought of Mr Gates applying his software-creating skills to developing new medicines makes me wonder.

Therefore, caregivers should allocate adequate strategies for the prevention and control of COPD patients.

The current Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Program Requirements in General Surgery states that, "Residents should participate in scholarly activity," and "The sponsoring institution and program should allocate adequate educational resources to facilitate resident involvement in scholarly activities".

Local, county and state governmentsare not allocating adequate resources to correct this national problem.

At the same time, CSR has become a proxy for social licence to operate and not allocating adequate resources in this area is seen as a risk.

It was because we didn't feel we were allocated adequate space that we felt was necessary to protect the integrity of the elementary school while at the same time opening a middle school that we had envisioned and proposed".

Figure 4 b depicts that under-provisioning penalty decreases with larger amount of allocated budget as the applications are allocated adequate amount of budget.

This raises a question about whether the indirect forms of guidance become more common in case workplaces fail at allocating adequate resources for guidance.