The new act identifies this as a designated area for street vendors, and allocates space for them to carry out their business in a peaceful and less cramped manner.
The final bit of the day can be the busiest as control allocates jobs urgently to help hospitals clear beds.
The Agenda for Change system, introduced in 2004, allocates posts to set pay bands, using the Job Evaluation Scheme. it covers almost all NHS nurses, administrators, porters and other staff who are not medical (doctors), very senior managers or agency staff.
The law of the river, which allocates precise amounts of water to the seven Colorado-basin states, was signed in 1922.
On the spending side of the budget, America allocates far less than other rich countries to cash transfers, such as unemployment insurance or income support.
A rough measure of a leader's commitment to an issue is the calibre of personnel he allocates to the relevant portfolio.
As part of realignment, the state currently allocates money to counties based on how many prisoners each county sent to state prison before the reform took effect.
It buys and sells them, allocates ownership rights to them, structures their finances and has substantial control over the access investors have to any return of their capital.
Methodology: "Wins by events" allocates a tile for each event.
It's obviously far better for funds to be apportioned through a stringent process of review by independent experts in the field, where Congress allocates the money without knowing what projects will be funded, and the experts are barred from having any connection to projects whose funding they review.
A well-designed auction has a huge advantage over a beauty contest: like competition in a normal market, it allocates licences to those who value them most, not to those whom regulators favour.
