Sentence examples similar to consensus allocation from inspiring English sources

"We have found that Wall Street's consensus equity allocation has historically been a reliable contrary indicator," said Audrey Kaplan, a quantitative strategist at Merrill Lynch.

The report maintains that sustainability, the pursuit of human rights, and respect for the biosphere not economic competition—should define a world consensus on allocation of resources.

Newcastle's leader Nick Forbes says Labour, in common with previous governments, funded local authorities in the context of what he says was an accepted cross-party consensus that allocations should reflect levels of social need.

The Money demands that strangers reach consensus around the allocation of scarce resources.

At times the debate was heated, and on the issues of resource control and revenue allocation, consensus could not be reached.

The combination of these diverse arguments leads to the consensus that neither allocations which discriminate against prior recipients, nor 'rule of rescue' allocations which favor past recipients can be ethically supported.

For people in the United States, having about a third of your stocks outside the country seems to be the rough consensus of the asset allocation experts I consulted this week.

The lack of a clear consensus on the proper allocation strategy can be seen in Table 1 and Table 2.

Similar to the CBAA, the CBBA contains two distinct phases for controlling the allocation and consensus of tasks.

All items that are not able to be clearly assigned to a domain will be discussed by the Doctoral Panel and a consensus decision for their allocation reviewed by the Expert Panel [ 24].

The club expect to sell their allocation but the consensus from supporters is that they are being exploited for their loyalty and dedication.