Sentence examples for decide the allocation of from inspiring English sources
Senator McCain's biggest problem is his inability to shake Mr. Bush's hold on Republican loyalists, whose votes will decide the allocation of New York and California delegates.
But the Scottish Labour leader suggested that the proposal amounted to "the official barring of Scottish Labour MPs from the UK budget" and that it put the continuation of the Barnett formula, which is used to decide the allocation of public funds between Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, in jeopardy.
His report - No Stone Unturned - was published last November and it advocated using Local Enterprise Partnerships to decide the allocation of central funding to projects.
The IMD is used to help decide the allocation of resources to PCTs.
But for now, ICANN has enough on its plate merely setting the rules under which arbitration takes place between domain-name and trademark owners, and in deciding the allocation of new "top-level" domain names.Open and shut casesIf neither ICANN nor W3C is the answer, what is?
Deciding the allocation of supplies and personnel that would help some soldiers and be withheld from others.
It has been suggested that health need is a key criterion for deciding the allocation of resources for both treatment and research [ 14, 15].
In case of no-fault medical accident, patients can refer their case to a regional commission of conciliation, which decides the allocation of a financial compensation without litigation [ 17].
Estimates of the size of the monetary burden associated with premature mortality due to cancer may assist policymakers in deciding the allocation of funds among competing cancer control activities [ 8].
However, experiments in the literature are usually based on small number of participants, unclear randomization (researchers do not use validated methods of randomization such as a computer or marked envelopes, only physician decides the allocation of participants), lack of inclusion and exclusion criteria, and no assessment of the safety of NMES application in sport [ 11, 13, 14, 19].
Maher and Ford [ 52] argue that especially in times of economic crises, policy makers and decision makers need effective persuasion when deciding the allocation of resources, and that the case for investment in disease prevention and management should be made in terms of promoting health as a human right and a mechanism for contributing towards poverty reduction and economic stability.
