Sentence examples for improper allocation from inspiring English sources
Its fund management arm Aviva Investors took a £132m hit after the group discovered "improper" allocation of bond trades by two former employees last year.
A government auditor has estimated that improper allocation of wireless spectrum to favored mobile phone companies might have cost the country nearly $40 billion in revenue, compared to what it might have earned through an auction.
They were made in a report to the country's new president, Thabo Mbeki, and alleged that, as managing director of South Africa's Land Bank, Dolny had been involved in the improper allocation of loans, had favoured white farmers over black and had 'unilaterally' tried to double her own salary.
Thus we reconsider the problem in this paper and make three contributions: (1) Through analysis of experimental results, we summarize the main reasons of poor performances are unreasonable allocation of tasks between heterogeneous nodes and improper allocation of resources to mixed workloads; (2) To resolve them, we propose a global scheduler MixHeter based on or-constraints.
An improper allocation of water to injection wells usually is the main reason of these problems.
Inefficiency may be caused by improper allocation of resources, limited human resource capacity, inaccessibility of health services for remote populations, and low demand.
For years, the SEC has warned investment advisers about practices that could give rise to suspicions of improper trade allocation.
Specifically, top officials at Siwei were discovered to have been engaged in improper cost allocation that resulted in overstated profits.
With issues surrounding structured finance vehicles for Enron, allegations of improper IPO allocation and a possible $200 million settlement for predatory lending practices (in another unit of the company), Carpenter was an obvious fall guy for Citigroup.
Second, because of the rectangular shape of a downlink burst or improper slot allocation, internal fragmentation may occur, which results from a burst with capacity exceeding the requested bandwidth.
Other parties are almost invariably involved, be it the impoverished person who might be harmed by improper resource allocation or the sibling whose well-being is threatened by a nondisclosure.
