Sentence examples for and to allocating from inspiring English sources

Real and large scale change is challenged, however, by limited government capacity and commitment to changing practises and to allocating sufficient resources for social work towards child protection.

These decisions range from selecting treatments for individual patients, to determining clinical protocols for health delivery organizations, to choosing which procedures and pharmaceuticals will be covered by third-party payers, to planning clinical trials and to allocating public health resources.

They have the flexibility to attract finance from any source and to allocate it to any entity well placed to act effectively.

It had the authority to enquire into the financial methods of the universities and to allocate grants.

The Times also used I.R.S. tables for all taxpayers in the sample to allocate dividend income, interest income and capital gains income, and to allocate tax deductions.

"They met and conspired to artificially increase prices, to reduce competition and to allocate market share," Bill Lockyer, the attorney general of California, said.

While state leaders are proposing legislation to address water conservation and to allocate financing to build new reservoirs, individuals are being asked to scale back their personal use.

But it is almost always better first to use pricing and trading strategies to manage demand, and to allocate enough water to environmental needs.

Vallares said it planned to sell shares at 10 apiece on the London exchange and to allocate shares on or around June 20.

We've all heard of the content dilemmas that those 140 characters can bestow, but if you run a business you need to have a Twitter account and to allocate time to it.

But it is disturbing that the State of Mississippi will be rewarded for its continuing failure to tax its citizens fairly and to allocate enough money to educate students, especially in predominantly black districts.