Sentence examples for allocation rather than from inspiring English sources

"Research shows that a major part of the return comes from asset allocation rather than the selection of who manages the money," he said.

Jon Cruddas, MP for Mrs Hodge's neighbour seat of Dagenham, and a deputy leadership candidate, said: "We're in danger of racialising arguments over housing allocation rather than concentrating on the need for greater social housing provision".

Firm Philosophy: Asset allocation rather than stock selection is the primary determinant of investment returns.

Our advice: Spend your time worrying about asset allocation rather than stumbling on the next Bill Miller, and keep the fees down.

One may define, in an exactly complementary way to the above development, cooperative games that deal with resource allocation rather than cost allocation.

Our results indicate that we would better organize the register file of an embedded CPU that can provide reduced encoding into dual banks for better quality of register allocation, rather than using the invisible registers for spills.

focuses on telecommunication networks and on radio frequency allocations rather than the Internet per se.

In many of these countries, the bulk of public broadcasters' budgets comes from government allocations, rather than license fees.

In addition, the mayor's budget calls for 40percentt of any increase in pay and benefits awarded to teachers and other unionized workers to be paid for using state budget allocations, rather than city dollars.

General Abel says this was achieved by cutting imports, even for re-exporters, by limiting the remittances abroad of trading companies to $50,000 a month, and by insisting that government departments use their dollar budget allocations, rather than hang on to them, and sell their kyat at the market rate.

Calculations by Ennis Knupp and Associates, a Chicago-based consultancy, suggest that this alone can cut DC pensions by almost a fifth.Some of these costs are caused by the administrative hassle of dealing with individual scheme members, who may have different contribution rates and asset allocations, rather than with a single DB fund.