Sentence examples for allocate hard from inspiring English sources

It is not yet clear if clinical commissioning groups themselves would allocate hard rather than notional budgets to each constituent practice.

It is likely that the NHS Commissioning Board will allocate "hard" budgets to authorised clinical commissioning groups, in that the groups will be responsible for any surpluses or deficits in the budget.

Those who hope to lift the social and economic status of their children allocate hard-earned money to pay for the coaching that will facilitate their children's progress through the examination system to further opportunities.

"It's hard to allocate inventory among stores and it's especially hard when you add hardware to the mix, as GameStop has done.

As the demand of data acquisitions and transmissions in various applications continues to grows, such as environment pollution sensing, intelligent traffic guiding, and remote medical monitoring, the current spectrum has become overcrowded and it is hard to allocate fixed frequency band to these new services.

The Matrix contains many symbols which are hard to allocate attention to in the periphery.

It is therefore hard to allocate indirect cost to different departments [ 23].

It's very hard to allocate that time as well for prevention".......... ..........prevention isn't a priority for GPs.

A senior representative at one American pharmaceutical company told me about a $60 million order for an anti-rejection drug for liver-transplant patients that fell through even though the sale was fully legal, all the needed licensing from the U.S. Treasury was in place, and Iran had allocated the needed hard currency.

Many states allocate delegates proportionally, making it hard for any one candidate to capture a large chuck of delegates at one time.

But these are important conversations to have: to name a guardian for your children and allocate assets you have worked so hard to accumulate.