Sentence examples for more effective allocation from inspiring English sources

Their efforts include trying to persuade legislators to back Redlight Children's proposals for new laws, better enforcement and more effective allocation of resources.

Most notably, our results show that a micro-analysis of research efficiency may yield a more effective allocation of the limited financial resources that are available.

Health technology assessments (HTAs) aim to inform policy decision makers in their efforts to achieve more effective allocation of resources by providing evidence-based input on new technologies.

His goal? "Bottom line, if we could help sway the needle from loyalty-based giving to merit-based giving and [as a result] there was more effective allocation of public funding that would be a huge accomplishment," he says.

The agency said the move was necessary for a more "effective allocation of resources" to focus on the biggest polluters.

Results may facilitate more effective allocation of patients to treatments.

Hence, more effective spectrum allocation and utilization schemes are required for next-generation wireless networks.

A more effective resource allocation, complemented by efforts to implement only those practices that are effective, should be a priority for improving reproductive health services in developing countries.

The study offers a novel design scheme and supporting tools for more effective budget/resource allocation, planning, and operation management of flexible transit systems.

The information obtained can contribute to more effective budget allocation, drug distribution and recruitment of human skilled resources, as well as guiding the design of vaccination programs.

We are also experiencing more effective resource allocation and utilization.