Sentence examples for assigned less from inspiring English sources

Conservatives placed value on all five moral systems but they assigned less weight than liberals to the moralities protective of individuals.

President William McKinley labeled a gathering of the press a "congress of inventors," and President Franklin D. Roosevelt assigned less favored press members to his "Dunce Club".

The new agreement makes it easier for them to file grievances when they are assigned less than 40 hours of work.

Thus, companies that are partly owned by governments or by other companies, of which Japan has many, will be assigned less importance in the indexes.

Nonetheless, he wondered how parents would feel if teachers assigned less homework and did not penalize students who did not do it.

The elimination of complex job classifications irked union officials and members accustomed to a system in which workers with considerable seniority could be assigned less rigorous tasks, like janitorial work, and not be asked to perform other tasks.

While some physician may perceive AIDS mortality decreasing in the population and tend to assign less frequent AIDS deaths during cause of death assignment, others may regard AIDS mortality a growing public health concern and assign AIDS death more frequent.

"Our equations assign less risk to a larger loan," Mr. Dennis said in an interview last week.

Why not emulate Finland, a country with no standardized tests and whose teachers assign less homework and encourage creativity?

They assign less importance to the gap between aggregate demand and supply in determining inflation, and more importance to the stance of monetary policy.

The free-rider problem ceases to inhibit them, not only because they now assign less value to private consumption, but also because they find satisfaction in the very act of contributing to the common good.