Sentence examples for allocation of more from inspiring English sources

Liu [ 49] argues that although there is evidence that allocation of more resources to primary and preventive care would improve allocative efficiency, there is no clear mechanism for achieving the desirable resource shifts.

On the House side, Republicans are proposing the allocation of more money to let the commission finish its licensing decision.

They also urge development of new technology to identify travelers through biometric measurements, and the allocation of more radio spectrum for public safety agencies to improve their communications.

But he called paying overtime a "Band-aid solution" to a problem that could be resolved only by the allocation of more federal money to hire inspectors.

The census is also used to determine the allocation of more than $600 billion in federal spending, including Medicaid, food stamps and grants to schools.

He favored the allocation of more money to the villages, for "by increasing credits for machinery, electricity, and water, rural life can be made more attractive and agriculture more effective".

The allocation of more cash for road maintenance, digital infrastructure, and research and development has reversed cuts in government investment spending that formed a large part of the previous chancellor George Osborne's last austerity budget.

This boutique hotel, one block from the beach, has all the frills of a boutique hotel but has an allocation of more "compact" rooms for those who would rather save their cash for cocktails.

Yesterday the agriculture minister Peter McGauran announced the allocation of more than A$200m£80m0m) to help businesses which service drought-stricken farmers, in addition last month to the A$910m in payments for 72,000 farmers affected by drought.

A fifth of the sample indicated greater time allocations of more than 3 hours per week (Table  5).

On doing this however, a few licences that had basic allocations of more than 7t before ended up with less than 7t.