Sentence examples for allocations both from inspiring English sources
This put the government firmly in charge of the country's water, abolished previous riparian rights, made water allocations both temporary and tradable, and required full costs to be charged to all users except for the very poorest.
In addition, it would be a useful exercise to analyze the cost effectiveness of administrative costs in the social sector ministries -- administrative expenses represent major budgetary allocations (both salaries and other operational expenses).
The study therefore assessed PRSPs' attention to child poverty reduction and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and examined whether child priorities have been reflected in resource allocations, both through national budgets and donors' aid disbursements.
The challenge is now to convince politicians to keep up both the national and international funding, and to target allocations both more rationally for HIV control and to the rest of the sector with a wider health perspective in mind.
Instead of dedicating all subcarriers to a single user, as is the case in OFDM, S-OFDMA defines bandwidth allocations both in terms of time and in terms of a subset of the available subcarriers.
They realize flexible scheduling and resource allocation both in time domain and wavelength domain.
We formulate the network lifetime maximization and fair rate allocation both as constrained maximization problems.
Co-channel frequency allocation Both macrocells and small cells share the same frequency.
Two phase algorithm MMTA is investigated for multiple multicast tree allocation both for identical and different bandwidth requirement by the multicast groups.
Energy-aware heuristic algorithms are proposed for the resource allocation both in static (offline) and dynamic (online) scenarios with time-varying demands for the Elastic-bandwidth OFDM-based network and the WDM networks (with SLR and MLR).
When the double dividend occurs, the rent allocation both improves the efficiency of the tax system and reduces the private public consumption distortion that decentralized jurisdictional decision-making creates.
