Sentence examples for make the allocations from inspiring English sources

In order to maintain transparency and consistency, the Senate needed to make the allocations as fair as possible.

14 In this method, we made full adjustment for the interaction of overhead departments and solved a set of simultaneous linear equations to make the allocations to the operating theatres.

"And the sponsor could make the allocation any way the sponsor chose to," he said.

Upon procurement of such resources, some priority rule is applied to make the allocation decisions.

Giving organs first to registered donors would persuade more people to register, and would make the allocation system fairer.

Doing so would not only raise revenue to pay for public services; it would also make the allocation of society's resources more efficient — hence economists' almost universal dismay when Senators John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton recently proposed eliminating the federal tax on gasoline for the summer.

As in previous years, they're operating a random draw to make the allocation of tickets as fair as possible.

To reduce this effect and to make the allocation base comparable with previous years, the calculation of the allocation base had to change.

A TU is a unit of time of the CTA with a resolution of 1 μs to make the allocation of time easier for the MPNC.

Feelings of altruism, jealousy, etc. are ignored in order not to make the allocation of resources depend on the contingent distribution of benevolent and malevolent feelings among the population (see e.g. Goodin 1986, Harsanyi 1982).

One of the few historical patterns to repeat itself with regularity over the past three centuries has been that, wherever governments are unable to make the allocation of property and contract rights stick, industrialization never reaches North Atlantic levels of productivity.