Sentence examples for allocations of existing from inspiring English sources
The Campaign for Science and Engineering welcomed the allocations of existing funding but warned that there were "danger signs" for wider and longer-term investment in science.
So the coming fight between converged operators of various kinds will be over the allocation of existing spending.
Normally, welfare improvement associated with a policy shock in the form of trade liberalization may be due to more favorable terms of trade, improved allocation of existing resources, additional resources, improvement in technology and improvement in employment of factor resources.
UNICEF is aware that the state has limited resources to invest in education, but it should focus on the effective allocation of existing funds.
We increase the total testing budget and optimize the allocation of new resources among the three testing programs, while keeping the allocation of existing resources unchanged.
However, even without increasing the budget, HIV infections could be reduced by as much as 17%% over five years just through optimal allocation of existing resources.
Because additional conditions are likely to be added soon to the recommended uniform screening panel, improved performance is necessary to assure proper allocation of existing resources and avoidance of unnecessary distress to the patient's family.
This architecture can work in the context of existing resource allocation policies and learn the values of the states that the system encounters under these policies.
The system classification is used to identify approaches followed by the implementation of existing resource allocation strategies that are widely presented in the literature.
Growth of the users base often reduces the efficiency of existing water allocation policies and causes new water supplies to cost more than the value of water in existing use.
This has occurred through institutional changes in the production of knowledge for management, linking local, regional and international allocation processes, altering the mandates of existing institutions and creating new ones with more salmon-centric agendas.
