Sentence examples for determining the allocation from inspiring English sources
The ability to predict the relative cost of rehabilitation can facilitate planning and may be helpful in more accurately determining the allocation of resources.
This paper estimates the returns to education in farm and off-farm work, and consequently the role of education in determining the allocation of labor.
Therefore, those who have more dollars, more wealth, have a greater say in determining the allocation of society's resources, regardless of what the "absolute demand" of the vast majority of the population might be.
Since some failures have serious effects on public safety, cost and environmental issues especially in a mission critical system, the failure effect must be considered as one of the important factors in determining the allocation weight.
The overall problem is composed of tightly-coupled subproblems, i.e., determining the allocation of operators that execute the operations, the assignment of operations to operators, and scheduling of the operations.
In his first major policy speech on higher education, since being appointed the Minister for Universities and Science in May, Mr Johnson yesterday set-out plans for a "teaching excellence framework" (TEF) which will compare the quality of teaching with the "research excellence framework" which measures research as well as determining the allocation of funding.
None of this was helped by the subsequent discovery of a fault in the software used in determining the allocations that resulted in some boats having the catch histories switched in a haphazard manner.
Because the wealthiest members of society determine the allocation of wealth, and--big surprise--they allocate it all to themselves.
Robinson TD, Oliveira TM, Kayden S. Factors affecting the United Nations' response to natural disasters: what determines the allocation of the Central Emergency Response Fund? Disasters.
