Sentence examples for firm allocation from inspiring English sources

Arizona refused to ratify the Colorado River Compact in 1922 because it feared that California would take too much of the lower basin allotment; in 1944 a compromise was reached in which Arizona would get a firm allocation of, but only if California's allocation was prioritized during drought years.

Therefore, whenever more than seven GTS allocation requests arrive to the PAN coordinator, and each request has a (m,k -firm specification, the PAN coordinator will be required to perform,k -firm-firm allocation operation to accomplispecification

While brokerage firm executives have long invested in partnerships sponsored by their firms, allocations to analysts are a way for a firm to allow these important employees to "create wealth in addition to their actual cash compensation," said Joan C. Zimmerman, an executive vice president at G. Z. Stephens, an executive placement firm.

Changes in anticipated 20-year return, risk and correlation (the extent to which different asset classes experience similar or different returns) will alter the firm's allocation strategy for its target date funds.

The subpoena issued to the firm requested allocations given the executives themselves and may not have included other accounts from which they also benefited.

Are they different from traditional firms in allocation and coordination?

We show that this highway expansion reduced inter-regional trade costs and affected the selection of firms and resource allocation among firms.

What factors influence your firm's asset allocation decisions?

For example, in GMO's global balanced portfolio of stocks and bonds, the firm's minimum allocation to equities is usually 45percentt.

Argentina's new government also accused López — he of the bags-of-cash scandal — of favoring Báez's construction firm in the allocation of road-building contracts.

If not managed masterfully, what emerges from a firm's resource allocation process can be very different from the strategy management intended to follow.