Sentence examples for geographic allocation from inspiring English sources

He said that the actual geographic allocation inside the U.S. hadn't been decided yet, but "They're going to go all over".

To inform our geographic allocation of capital, we constantly seek and compile sound data; so I was naturally intrigued to read Earlybird's report, and just as disappointed to find instead a glossy brochure.

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Presently Saskatoon's metropolitan area population of 260 600 is spread across 65 well-defined neighbourhoods, 28 where the city plays a major role in urban planning including the geographic allocation of commercial, residential and institutional establishments.

The fund's sector and geographic allocations generally stay within 5 to 10percentt of those of their benchmark, the Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe Australasia Far East index.

"I would much prefer Tweedy, Browne to make my geographic allocations than myself," he says.

Spreading your assets around the world is also important, but geographic allocations can be subject to emotional and cultural pitfalls.

Finally, the findings are discussed in the context of health policy in relation to geographic resource allocation in Indonesia and applications internationally.

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The agency, the United Network for Organ Sharing, said it would expand the geographic areas that guide allocation decisions, allowing a donated liver to be sent farther in order to reach a sicker patient.

"The political question," Mr. Stavins said, "is whether the approach of compensating sectors and geographic areas through free allocation" — the approach in the House bill — "turns out to be more politically effective than the populist approach of trying to win the support of the population directly with checks in the mail".