No tetrapod has ever allocated all of their teeth to such a distal position, much less doing so with an elaborate tooth battery.
The mean time spent on tasks other than direct patient contact (over 11 h a week) is similar to the maximum protected time ever allocated in a contract to perform these tasks.
In these East-West (Iron Curtain) times, funds had to be carefully distributed so that, for instance, no NATO money was ever allocated to an East European, Polish or East German.
Official estimates measure the total annual direct cost of smoking at €2.14 billion in an environment where debt crisis and austerity measures set serious constraints to the health system and where resources should, now more than ever, be allocated efficiently.
Yet in a world facing major, possibly catastrophic problems global warming, for instance, and growing inequality it is now more important than ever that we allocate capital to projects that will benefit society as a whole, not just today but far into the future.
It's more vital than ever that you allocate them where they're needed most.
The U.S Attorney's complaint noted that Weitz & Luxenberg were never told that he was ever going to allocate, or had allocated, any State funding in exchange for client names he referred to the firm.
Later this fall, Gdansk officials will hold the city's first-ever forum allocating government resources to support LGBTQ citizens.
That doesn't mean the state and federal governments have hit on the indisputably best way to allocate an ever-scarcer resource among ever-more demanding users.
The turnaround has enabled Canada to allocate an ever bigger slice of tax revenues to debt repayment.
