Sentence examples for distributing their resources from inspiring English sources
Being small in size, limited in power, and largely unbiased in distributing their resources, local governments are "managerial democracies" with a distinct style of electoral politics.
Canada ranked 30th globally in the World Economic Forum's 2015 global gender gap report, which measures how equitably countries are distributing their resources between women and men, putting it behind nations such as Rwanda, South Africa and the United States.
Second, we allowed parents to distribute their resources among their children.
They have long voted on an ethnic basis rather than on issues; issue-based campaigning barely exists because politicians distribute their resources and attention along ethnic lines.
Two organizations compete for high quality agents from a fixed population of heterogeneous qualities by designing how to distribute their resources among members according to their quality ranking.
It is in parents' evolutionary interests to distribute their resources — money, support, etc. — in such a way that leads to as many surviving grandchildren as possible, regardless of which of their children provide them.
Secondly, there is a need to understand several unexplored aspects in the multifaceted area of caring, such as the factors influencing care rationing, nurses' critical thinking and decision-making processes, and the criteria used by nurses to allocate and distribute their resources among patients.
In game theory, a Blotto game [12] is a two-person zero-sum game where the players are tasked to simultaneously distribute their limited resources over several objects, and the player allocating the most resources to an object wins the object.
MFA results allowed determination of how these changes in composition affected the way cells distribute their nutrient resources during cell growth and virus production.
Such systems have to distribute their limited resources among the SUs in order to maximize the capacity without causing harmful interference to the PUs (see, e.g., [2, 3]).
Similarly, non-profits and donors need detailed information about relative costs, before they decide how best to distribute their limited resources.
