Sentence examples for allocate in order to from inspiring English sources

However, it is not clear if local councils will have either the levers to pull, or the resources to allocate, in order to have much of a positive impact.

Only three car spaces have been allocated in order to maximise the space available for bicycles.

"Within that, we will be making some choices about where the priorities need to lie and how the resources should be allocated, in order to maintain that, in order to ensure we can have a secure and resilient UK and that we are also able to play a role in keeping the rest of the world stable as well".

Execution of a task has a cost and this may vary depending on the resources allocated in order to execute that task.

For the consideration of Multitasking, enough memory has to be allocated in order to satisfy the requirements of all applications at the same time.

The resources are allocated in order to minimize the predicted value of either the economic losses, the number of endangered persons or the risk of severance of a network.

As we have mentioned earlier, a decision should sort out two problems: how far away the next-hop node, and how much power should be allocated in order to forward the packet.

Moreover, an optional pointer argument (that points to an object already allocated by A) can be used as a hint to the implementation about where the new memory should be allocated in order to improve locality.

Projections of cancer prevalence can be used to estimate the future burden of cancer and inform the likely resources that will need to be allocated in order to meet the many and varied needs of the population of cancer survivors.

In the future researchers and funders need to make appropriate allowance for the considerable costs of PPI; larger budgets for supportive care costs may be allocated in order to improve the response rate from people with dementia themselves.

In the case of live-live assessments the order in which the geriatricians consult the patient will be randomly allocated in order to minimise any systematic influence that the interaction of the first geriatrician with the patient may have on the second assessment.