Small companies habitually lack financial resources though, and it is precisely here where larger organisations can decide to take on a calculated risk and allocate some of their funds, in order to outsource processes, products or development.
The president's comments on Thursday came during a session in which senators were describing a plan to end the diversity visa lottery and allocate some of the visas instead to vulnerable populations from places including El Salvador, Honduras and Haiti that have had Temporary Protected Status in the United States.
Think about how much you normally spend on "discretionary expenses" like clothing, movie tickets, and eating out -- and allocate some of your income to them.
In the meantime, Reeve's best hope lies in Britain, which has passed legislation allowing therapeutic cloning and allocated some £40m of public money to research.
"It's not like after the war when inspectors would come and measure your living space, allocating some of it to the ethnic German refugees, and telling you to all squeeze up together," Junk said.
To get there, we need to reject a traditional binary approach to thinking about the role of business: on one side maximizing profit, and on the other side allocating some of its excess to the pursuit of positive impact.
Equally, we would like to thank the managers of the health facilities and the study participants for allocating some of their valuable time to work with us.
By definition, coalitions require individuals to allocate some of their time and resources to projects other than the ones to which they are primarily committed.
The New Swine Slaughter Inspection System (NSIS) will re-allocate some of the line inspection duties, and remove speed caps from the processing lines.
You can do that by allocating some of your money to the U.S. and some to the developed markets of Europe and the Far East.
