Sentence examples for making allocations from inspiring English sources

"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.

In the wake of rapidly growing demand for coal and captive coal blocks, it was the UPA I Government which, for the first time, conceived the idea of making allocations through the competitive bidding route in June 2004.

Before making allocation changes to my portfolios, I try to check data from Emerging Portfolio Fund Research (EPFR), which tracks the trading activity of 10,000 funds worldwide representing $5 trillion of assets.

However, existing scheduling schemes for real-time multimedia service in heterogeneous networks generally do not take into account security requirements when making allocation and control decisions.

All participating teams are randomised simultaneously making allocation sequence concealment unnecessary.

Health care planners should be aware of this bias when making allocation decisions.

That gives pension funds and cash-heavy investors a chance to make allocations into equities.

We want to show people to show potential for loss, we disclose that before you sign up, as you make allocations.

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

The allocation algorithm is implemented on a processor, which makes allocation slow.

Time preferences can help explain how countries make allocation decisions to specific programs.