Sentence examples similar to allocating long from inspiring English sources
Work-life balance "I always make time for family, either with long weekends or by allocating long-distance jobs to other staff".
More and more countries are acquiring the cult of equity, since they have decided that the process of people putting money into the stockmarket and companies taking it out is the best mechanism for allocating long-term capital within their economies.
On Thursday, the F.C.C. is expected to issue rules for the public use of so-called white space — spectrum allocated long ago to broadcast TV channels that remains unused.
The fact that a very large part of the land used for food production is privately owned or has been allocated long term land rights to private persons or companies makes the top-down implementation of improved land system management that better match food production demand and ecosystem protection impossible.
To allocate long and short verses fairly among participants, feel free to switch around the poet order at any point.
These documents also refer to the continuous development of early childhood education, which is predicated on correctly allocated, long-term development within day-care communities.
The patient's prior NPH insulin was discontinued and replaced with the allocated long-acting insulin analog (insulin glargine or insulin detemir).
Seventy-seven percent of the Australian population had at least one long-term condition during 2004 2005, with 60% of the country's total health expenditure allocated to long-term conditions during 2000 2001 [ 1].
Many treatment advocates want far more money allocated for long-term, residential recovery programs.
The New York State Public Service Commission determines how this money will be used; $100 million has already been allocated for long- and short-term rate reduction.
The increase in tree DBH has been proposed as a mechanism for C sequestration because a greater C portion can be allocated into long-lived wood products generated from harvested timber (Kaipainen et al., 2004; Foley et al., 2009).
