Sentence examples for allocation of graduates from inspiring English sources

The comparative advantages control the allocation of graduates across available jobs (Sattinger 1975 , 1993 Teulings 1995; Van Eijs and Heijke 2000; Dupuy 2004).

In sum, the allocation of IVET graduates to jobs in the Swiss labour market follows an employment logic (see e.g. Gangl 2003; Iannelli and Raffe 2007) in which occupation-specific credentials qualify them for employment in the respective occupations.

This is despite the allocation of new graduates to district hospitals [ 7].

More than 70 percent of graduates found jobs.

The number of graduates reflected intake flows.

Because segregation prevented blacks from attending graduate school in the state, Chandler secured an allocation of $5,000 annually to help blacks attend out-of-state graduate schools.

Much of the popular debate surrounding affirmative action in higher education focuses on how it affects the allocation of students to universities, taking the achievement of high school graduates as fixed.

Changes need to take place within research granting mechanisms and structures and within post-graduate training institutions to overcome some of the intrinsic pressures that discourage allocation of resources and time to GHR.

Allocation of a quality resource person/s, supportive workplace culture, positive socialisation experiences, knowledge and skill acquisition and structured orientation based on new graduates' learning needs all positively supported increased confidence, competence and transition into nursing practice.

Government with allocation of funds.

One theory involves the allocation of places.