Sentence examples for allocating issues from inspiring English sources

The scheduling and resource allocating issues were discussed for multimedia delivery over wireless network [13, 14].

Last week, for example, Merrill Lynch decided that in allocating new issues it would stop taking into account whether its customers bought more shares of new stocks after their initial offerings.

The assembly proposed to circumvent the need for an exception by allocating the issue for the repair of fortifications, something for which Dummer had requested funding.

This means that articles will no longer be allocated to issues.

Natascha Engel chairs the increasingly important backbench business committee, allocating debates on issues backbenchers want to discuss.

The Pittsburgh Penguins and Buffalo Sabres encountered similar issues allocating tickets for the Winter Classic.

(No!) The organization's leaders managed to raise about $350,000 but finally were able to exhale when Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president, called late last month with the news that he was allocating $1.1 million for Issue Project Room's renovations, as part of the $37.7 million in capital funds that he has the authority to distribute for the current fiscal year.

This paper focuses on issues of allocating authority between an uninformed principal and an informed expert.

However, it did not handle over- and under-provisioning issues while allocating portion of data budgets.

Power is one of my go-to experts on all things telecom; he helps the federal government with the tricky issues of allocating wireless spectrum.

Given all the issues of allocating resources to bursty demand, it is natural to ask whether this burstiness can be suppressed somehow as opposed to being accommodated.