Sentence examples for consider allocating from inspiring English sources

Should long-term investors consider allocating more of their equity allocation to emerging markets now?

Although it is arguable that the profit function (PF) could be modified to consider allocating UEs to multiple CCs, this would imply that an allocation variable x b,u should be computed for all RBs instead of (in this case) two CCs, e.g. considering two 5 MHz CCs (25 RBs × 2), the PF should compute 50 allocation variables per UE.

Before we spend even more money, we should consider allocating it differently.

Darlene Messina, Philadelphia's coordinator for environmental and urban sustainability initiatives, said that the city may consider allocating land for orchards or other urban agriculture initiatives, but "it has to make economic sense".

Still, Alan Steel of the financial advisers Alan Steel Asset Management says regular investors with a medium to high appetite for risk could consider allocating up to 10 per cent of their portfolio into the asset class.

Before hard-pressed municipalities, in these and other states around the country, look at medical marijuana as a new source of tax revenue to finance essential services, taxpayers should be given the opportunity to consider allocating some of this money to under-supported treatment and prevention programs.

She is also considering allocating some money to core funding costs of charities.

Initially, they considered allocating scarce raw materials to products by setting priorities among products.

This year, Komen is considering allocating thirty-five milliof dollars of its hundred-million-dollar research budget to support a new initiative called Promise Grants, which would require recipients to share data with one another and to observe strict guidelines.

To the chagrin of Central Valley farmers and their Republican allies, the State Water Resources Control Board is considering allocating less water to agriculture and more to the river ecosystem to sustain the fish populations.

The overwhelmingly conservative and tightfisted Texas House of Representatives recently voted to create a fund to finance water development and conservation projects and is considering allocating $2 billion to jump-start it.