Sentence examples for made allocations from inspiring English sources

In two experiments, participants made allocations between themselves and recipients with an opportunity to deceive recipients where recipients cannot reject their allocations.

Within the context of the implementation of the first phase of NAP-NCD, for the first time in Pakistan, the JPRM 2004 05 has made allocations to support activities which are being implemented by an NGO albeit in an official relationship with the MoH [ 22].

Throughout their history central banks have always made allocation decisions when they purchased private sector assets.

Underfunding has made allocation decisions a little too tough and right now we're ignoring the crocodiles nearest the boat.

For example, clinic managers noted that although integrated duty rosters made allocation of limited staff members easier, it did not solve the problem of too few health care professionals to begin with.

The money from the state has all but stopped and the city makes allocations only for specific programs.

The discussion will focus on the issues that investors face in making allocations across different styles of investing.

The discussion will focus on the issues that individuals face in making allocations across different styles of investing.

"The major universities pioneered thinking about, and making, allocations to alternatives, and the smaller endowments and foundations have followed," Mr. Hammond of TIAA-CREF said.

They tend to want to see proven track records before making allocations.

It is extremely difficult to get pension funds to make allocations into new asset classes.