Sentence examples for allocation today from inspiring English sources

The department has been quite successful at disseminating the notion that organ allocation today is based on "geographic happenstance" rather than medical need.

More broadly, many of the policies (especially those associated with the neoliberal "Washington Consensus") foisted on developing countries with the noble objective of promoting the efficiency of resource allocation today actually impede learning, and thus lead to lower standards of living in the long run.

It is the first time Ms. Cohen has reduced the stock allocation since January 1999.

Between things like the Beckham rule and Clint Dempsey transcending allocation last summer, MLS has always improvised.

For example, a college that accessed $1m in loan income this year would be limited to that same allocation next year.

The allocation this year is $5.3 million, but the administration says it will not release it until the Florida challenges are settled.

Francis X . Rullan a spokesman for the Mississippi Division of Medicaid, said his state would exhaust its federal allocation this summer.

While Clemson's main allocation this year from South Carolina was unchanged from last year's, the budget of its extension service was cut by $5 million, or 10percentt.

The fund now has a 70percentt stake in stocks, as high as it typically goes, and nearly double the allocation 12 months ago.

Thomas McManus, chief investment strategist at Banc of America Securities, raised his stock allocation late last month to 65percentt, from 60percentt, partly because interest rates were so low but also because investor sentiment was so bad.

These stock investments, which are revealed quarterly in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, were about one-fourth of Berkshire's total asset allocation last year, according to an analysis by Haywood Kelly, chief of securities analysis at Morningstar Inc.