Sentence examples for allocation role from inspiring English sources

"Discussion of Richard B. Stewart, 'The Resource Allocation Role of Reviewing Courts: Common Law Functions in a Regulatory Era'," in Clifford S. Russell, editor, Collective Decisionmaking: Applications from Public Choice Theory, Johns Hopkins, 1979.

Among diversified stock, bond and balanced funds, fund management is the most important determinant of fund performance and the single most important factor in selecting a manager for the specific allocation role is your overall Fidelity portfolio.

Most studies have been straightforward descriptions of time allocation, roles, and activity streams, with few attempts to integrate activities into a coherent whole.5 In fact, most past research has highlighted the fragmented quality of managers' jobs rather than their coherence.

His major research interests are in the clinical and theoretical aspects of fair resource allocation, the role of consumers in overseeing health policy and practice, and the ways in which organizations can best deal with the ethical dimensions of their work.

The reasons for the allocation of role responsibility were explored (Table  2).

Furthermore, the method prescribes that the management team equips the plan of action with an implementation plan comprising amongst others a timeframe, a budget and the allocation of roles (e.g. the Engine of Development's role).

Yet the stingy allocation of roles in mainstream Hollywood determines otherwise.

Different levels of automation are discussed, as well as the allocation of roles and authority between humans and machines.

"The structure of the UK's negotiating team and the allocation of roles and responsibilities to support that team, needs rapid resolution.

The BIU contains a "business collaboration map configurator" that allows real time allocation of roles to members' enterprises.

To solve the problem of allocation of roles, we equipped the SUs with two radios that operate simultaneously.