Sentence examples for begin to allocate from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the region's three largest airports, said they would not know which flights would be canceled for at least a month, until they begin to allocate takeoff and landing slots to airlines by lottery.

Companies will begin to allocate more resources to create a comprehensive clan ecosystem within the game to promote discussion.

While international funding for HCV programmes is needed, it is also essential that governments begin to allocate sustained financing for national HCV programs.

Belatedly, Exxon's management has begun to allocate more capital to drilling and exploration, now a third higher than a year ago.

According to Omada Health co-founder and CEO Sean Duffy, the CDC has begun to allocate greater resources to what it considers to be a "national epidemic," rolling out diabetes prevention programs in community centers across the country, for example.

Mollenkopf added that regulators around the world are beginning to allocate spectrum for 5G consistent with the company's 5G design and development effort: "Recent spectrum regulatory decisions and movement in the U.S. and Europe, combined with progress on the spectrum regulatory front in China, Japan and Korea, are good indications that the world is preparing for 5G".

"Although the growth in impact investing has been driven largely by niche players, leading mainstream investors have now begun to allocate relatively small pools of capital to impact investments," wrote the authors, who included consultants from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu.

Following the storm, relief agencies began to allocate resources to those affected by the typhoon, in turn also adding to relief efforts for the three Philippine typhoons which preceded Utor.

Banks understand this and are beginning to consider allocating up to 10% of their portfolio to alternative investment strategies that are bank-eligible to provide diversification.

It should begin to address that gap by allocating resources to community efforts to improve health.

We also propose that all governments of the world begin to convert those resources previously allocated to preparations for destructive conflict to a new constructive purpose: the mitigation of climate change and the creation of a new sustainable civilization on a global scale.