Sentence examples for making and allocation from inspiring English sources

This sharp and long-term decline obviously cannot be wholly attributed, the BCC says, to recessionary factors; rather, "the lack of heavyweight support given to the tourism industry within government", and "poor decision making and allocation of resources" by Whitehall, is where they believe blame lies.

"In making investment and allocation decisions, Hancock repeatedly placed its own interests ahead of the interests of the plan and plan participants and beneficiaries," the judge wrote.

Despite the above research limitations, it should be mentioned that the conduction of budget impact analysis of originators versus biosimilars seems to be important both at the micro and macro-economic level, especially for reimbursement decisions making and health resources re-allocation purposes.

Thus, healthcare organizations make inventory and allocation decisions based on the measurement of these resources.

But recent retirees can navigate the tough times by controlling what they can, namely the amounts of annual withdrawals they make and the asset allocation in their portfolios.

"We made grants and allocations based on federal funds we receive every year," Mr. Brooks said.

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.

Only two studies described how the allocation was made, and none of the studies discussed allocation concealment.

It would also be considered successful as the recommendations were taken further in a report to the Minister, with changes to resource allocation made and the promotion of an evidence based culture in order to aid future resource allocation decisions.

Including baseline and target RASS, times of RASS allocation made and sedation drug usage.

Hence, our approach facilitates decision-making and allocation of the resources where they deliver the most value by indicating in advance the likely outcome of a screening campaign.