Sentence examples for allocate valuable from inspiring English sources

(On the war in Afghanistan: "My plan would be to figure out: Can we win, or not?") One of his most detailed policy proposals is a brave pledge to overhaul the bloated federal inaugurocracy: At a time of deepening national crisis, I simply cannot afford to allocate valuable time to things that do not advance solutions to this nation's problems.

The reason is that if you are active (attending all the events and contributing to the community) the chamber will prioritize your business when they allocate valuable resources like low-interest loans and grants.

MARIA: It's funny, Amy, I was going to say the same thing, and also add that we want to avoid a situation where we're allocating valuable resources to the wrong brand pillars.

Only by letting the market process work will we start allocating valuable resources correctly.

Following the successful PCS Auction conducted by the US Federal Communications Commission in 1994, auctions have replaced traditional ways of allocating valuable radio spectrum.

The efficiency of a wireless cellular network mostly depends on allocating schemes for valuable resources such as power and bandwidth.

They went so far as to elect women as elders to sit alongside them and make decisions about how to allocate the community's valuable resource: its land.

The demand for seats, in other words, far exceeded the supply, and the court basically let the marketplace allocate this scarce and valuable public commodity.

Equally, we would like to thank the managers of the health facilities and the study participants for allocating some of their valuable time to work with us.

The ship's valuable time is allocated up to 3 years in advance, and any onboard equipment must be in place before the ship leaves the UK at the beginning of each antarctic summer season.

Hence, congestion pricing is premised on a basic economic concept: charge a price in order to allocate a scarce resource to its most valuable use, as evidenced by users' willingness to pay for the resource".