Sentence examples for it needed to allocate from inspiring English sources

In February, when the campaign's budget committee decided it needed to allocate more money to building up its staff on the ground in the early voting states — while Mr. Romney wanted to save more for last-minute advertising — it was Tagg Romney they turned to for help persuading his father to change his mind.

It needs to allocate at least 15% of its national annual budget to health.

To begin with, it needs to allocate a status to all individuals involved.

"The government needs to decide if it is really going to tackle white-collar crime or not, and if so it needs to allocate resources," he said.

However, Google's flower-blooming independence had its practical limits: at some point the company needed to allocate resources and decide what products it actually wanted to support.

This has done a disservice to China's economy and capital markets, since it has distorted company results and, consequently, the price signals needed to allocate resources.

It will be a long, costly business to introduce the individual metering and billing systems needed to allocate charges fairly.

We didn't abandon our hopes to someday service the other side, but we needed to allocate resources appropriately.

Tara needed to allocate her time between generating ideas, editing, developing relationships with freelancers, and supporting her direct reports.

The university entrance examination system across East Asia might once have been needed to allocate scarce university slots.

Without a focus on a range of capitals, providers of financial capital simply do not have the information needed to allocate resources most effectively.