Sentence examples for means of allocating from inspiring English sources

Finance ought to provide an economy with an efficient means of allocating capital.

In economics, neoconservatives believe that markets are an efficient means of allocating goods and services.

The default means of allocating power in Africa now is to hold elections, and elections are generally becoming fairer.

We are tired of being told that the housing crisis is too complex to address, or that the market is the best means of allocating resources, or that the answer lies with not-for-profits.

Officials are struggling to find a means of allocating research funds that does not drastically reduce the present share received by leading research universities but on the other hand "rewards quality wherever it is found".

Their structure and means of allocating resources removed almost all incentive to work, and the breakdown in the statistical system meant that the top leaders had grossly erroneous ideas about what was occurring.

Some studies have been devoted particularly to understanding the effects on the precision of an estimated group mean exposure of allocating measurement efforts in different ways between and within subjects [ 12], between occupational recordings and data processing [ 11], or across time within a measurement day [ 34, 35].

Such is the rancour between supporters and opponents of the war that its history is primarily used as a means for allocating blame.

This meant that the chances of allocating seven night sits a week increased, which was vital to those dying at home without the support of family.

Scores for each case of tumour or normal tissue were means of scores allocated by JPT for each core from that tissue.

The outcome of this summative assessment was conveyed to the students by means of grades allocated for each aspect on the WCR, written comments as well as face-to-face feedback.