Sentence examples for deliberately allocate from inspiring English sources
Randy Kokut of Hicksville, a manager at an engineering and surveying firm, said the idea that school districts may deliberately allocate extra money to some budget items was a rude surprise to her.
In addition, the paper shows that if the donor country allocates the fund based on both governance and the levels of poverty, it may result in a poverty trap: the leaders of potential recipient countries deliberately allocate funds away from the poorest so as not to better their position in order to receive more aid.
This might have introduced selection bias if investigators deliberately allocated specific clusters to block A, which was planned to have the most screening rounds.
Three of us even used only one chair for a while!... Another time, they deliberately allocated only seven chairs for ten of us.
Moreover, the benefit of using intervention variables for clustering purposes may be somewhat limited because it is relatively easy for providers to use these variables to 'game' the system (ie, when patients are inappropriately and deliberately allocated to clusters that attract higher fixed payments) in order to generate additional revenue.
They sometimes suspect that local governments are deliberately hindering the movement by failing to allocate enough money.
Whitehall insiders said, unlike Osborne or Labour's Gordon Brown, Hammond will not deliver a list of pet projects on Wednesday, but will instead allocate "strategic" spending priorities, in a deliberately hands-off approach, informed by his experience running other departments.
To allocate Hackney £36,740.
