Sentence examples for allocated to tackling from inspiring English sources

The life expectancy of members is rising and there is a limit to the proportion of licence fee income that can be allocated to tackling the deficit.

And when they see headlines declaring Gove ordered money to be raided from funds allocated to tackling the place shortage and used instead to pay for free schools – regularly referred to by Labour as a coalition vanity project – they rightly get antsy.

Consequently, when the risk is foreseeably low and can be controlled by suitable RMM, the authors are of the opinion that resources would be better allocated to activities tackling substances associated with high risks.

Of the money we give away, then, do we allocate enough to tackling poverty?

"With 89% of transport spending currently allocated to London and the South-East, tackling the huge divide in public transport investment is long-overdue".

Thus, experimental context is the first subject tackled, and spectra are then allocated to this biological context.

policy level advice needs to be tackled more forcefully, with sufficient time and resources allocated to achieve greater effectiveness and improve chances of sustainability in improving water supply in an equitable manner; and sufficient resources should be allocated for the purposes of carrying out large scale outreach and public awareness activities;  .

Together, these agencies allocate resources to tackle health inequalities, reduce the number of vulnerable people who are at risk, provide greater access to education, work and skills and improve the physical environment of Margate.

So profits are allocated to each state.

All emissions allocated to end user.

Officially the funds are allocated to conservation.