"Shareholders ought to be able to allocate capital on the London Stock Exchange assuming earnings are not being misstated," said John Walker, managing director of Bentham Europe.
Jill Levy, the president of the principals' union, said: "Principals should be able to allocate their money, to run their schools the way they want, and then be held accountable.
The private tutoring firm will be free to sign up and release students promptly: they should be able to allocate their resources as they see fit, and not be compelled to retain students who, for example, they regard as not sufficiently committed.
"Many students will never have had a large amount paid into their account before, and it can be quite tempting to blow some of it on new clothes, PCs or social activities, but students need to be able to allocate their funds wisely," she says.
As genetic information reveals which patients will respond to which treatments or require services from particular specialists, we will be able to allocate our health care resources accordingly, reaching more people, with better results, than we can now - without spending more money doing so.
"To change market share you need to be able to allocate capital to clients, and UBS is simply not able to do this," said Williams.
Without this distorted interpretation, Israel would not have been able to allocate such extensive areas of land for the settlements".
For the Lib Dems, "right to buy" removes thousands of houses from circulation and prevents councils from being able to allocate homes to those on the lists.
But we used an advanced technology in the routing database and, for the first time, were able to allocate blocks of 1,000 telephone numbers.
Apple, he said, was able to allocate 64 percent of its income to Ireland, which, he said, is "really an entity only on paper".
