Sentence examples for allocation has led from inspiring English sources

Poor capital allocation has led to MDLZ's average invested capital turns, a measure of balance sheet efficiency, remaining stagnant at 0.4 for each of the past three years, which is down from 0.7 back in 2008/2009.

But the need for each NIH institute to spend its annual AIDS allocation has led some institutes to stretch the definition of HIV research and others to relax quality standards.

Their dependence on a stream of short-term F.A.A. allocations has led airports to have to bid out projects one small chunk at a time, raising costs and inconveniencing travelers.

This has become an increasing focus of ethical discussions as attempts to identify generally justifiable criteria for allocation failed, and has led to the development of philosophical frameworks for procedural justice in resource allocation [ 68].

"We believe that this focus has led to increased allocations to the hedge fund industry in the first half of this year, and that this acceleration will continue".

But the allocation of export, import or transport rights has led to corruption in countries including Indonesia, the Republic of Congo and Ukraine.

This has led programmers to eschew dynamic memory allocation for many real-time and embedded systems.

"It is unlikely that this has led either to an economically optimal allocation of spending across years, or to a good use of time by officials and ministers".

This has led to inefficiency and inequality in the administration and allocation of those in need of financial support.

In the groundwater case, this has led to a preoccupation with regulation, extraction control, water allocation and aquifer protection.

Increasing stress on emission reduction from the power industry has led to a shift in the market mechanism, from free allocation to full auction.