Sentence examples for allocation of states from inspiring English sources
Majority Doesn't Always Rule Direct popular election of presidents, or proportional allocation of states' votes, would incite minor parties to fractionate the electorate.
39 These progressive changes required a dynamic allocation of states according to the date of enactment or derogation of the amendment during the 4-year period of analysis between 2008 and 2011 (see online supplementary figure S1).
To investigate the reachability of biological properties such as "how to express a given gene?", we search for the allocation of states variables and event timing that lead to the activation of the place symbolizing the gene.
For the other schemes, the number of simple links which are realised in practice is dependent on the design efficiency of random allocation of states to valuers or to separate subsets of health states for valuation by panels of participants, and some loss of valency coverage is to be expected.
New York City schools were also particularly shortchanged because their expected allocation of state aid of $6.2 billion was cut by $840 million.
"The state is not allowed to discriminate directly on the basis of religion or nationality in allocation of state lands," Judge Barak added.
Even an optimal use of New York City's current allocation of state aid will not go nearly far enough toward closing this gap.
In Crescent City, Calif., David Wells, the city manager, said the city's quarterly allocation of state revenue shrunk after the 2000 census.
It was meant to invalidate an Israeli Supreme Court ruling from March 2000 that there could be no discrimination between Jews and Arabs in allocation of state lands.
Indeed, nationalist anger over the allocation of state housing by unionist-dominated local councils was one of the root causes of Northern Ireland's "Troubles" in the 1960s.
Other old favorites included reforming and simplifying school aid formulas, a proposal that will work only if it is accompanied by a fairer allocation of state funds among the urban, rural and suburban school systems.
