I believe you change laws, you change the allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate".
Eventually, adjusted 2000 numbers may be used to change the allocation of federal aid and change perceptions of how the city and country has changed.
"If you change the allocation of power in one of these less substantial ways, that's one thing," he said.
"It changes the allocation of power as well as money, from people running school systems to parents choosing schools".
In contrast, the proposed CEUS allows the user to dynamically change the allocation of search roles between the system and user, resulting in simultaneous optimization of qualitative and quantitative objective functions without increasing user fatigue.
In other words, weapon training may only change the allocation of attention while holding a weapon that is "on".
The first global theme to emerge was 'getting rid of unwanted personnel', referring to institutionalized bullying that is coldly instrumental in nature, designed to change the allocation of roles and the composition of the organizational workforce.
Varying the 3 km threshold for the definition of "rural" in the analysis did not substantially change the allocation of SDS between rural and urban categories, as most 'rural' SDSs were located in small trading centres located 10 60 km from the main town.
In 1991, the Bush administration did not adopt a statistical adjustment to modify the actual counts reported in the 1990 census and thus change the allocations of money for many federal programs.
