Sentence examples for from allocation from inspiring English sources
Policies for allocating deceased donor kidneys have recently shifted from allocation based on Human Leucocyte Antigen (HLA) tissue matching in the UK and USA.
Unless you're actively trading, it can take far longer to recover from allocation errors.
In the process, we may affect changes to the system architecture derived from allocation of system functionality.
The model is designed to enable an assessment of the relative impact of formal authority that stems from allocation of decision rights and informal authority that stems from individual power and influence.
If the aggregated requested resources exceed the available capacity, the resource controller allocates resources to slices in such a way it locally minimizes the difference between the actual (from allocation ) and the target performance values.
Many big-name department stores, including Bloomingdales, Macys and Lord & Taylor, and smaller specialty retailers, such as American Eagle (nasdaq: AEOS) and Chanel, recruit graduates from top universities, then put them through intense six-month courses that teach everything from allocation (which regions of the country should carry which types of merchandise) to product development.
Many were from allocations from European countries who are expected to return tickets if they had not been sold.
Nevertheless, those who benefit from allocations at least have social security insurance rights and can claim unemployment benefit once the Ph.D. is over.
She dismisses the critics as a marginal faction and says the money to reinvent Southampton is coming from special allocations from the Legislature about $45 million so far, with $12 million from other funds.
NHF is financed from partial allocations from the special consumption tax revenues.
India's national auditor claims the firm was one of many to benefit unduly from the allocation of coal mines.
