Sentence examples for new allocation from inspiring English sources

Since May 2005, a new allocation system was implemented in the United States that allocates donor lungs on the basis of medical urgency (risk of dying without transplant) and the net transplant benefit (opportunity for post-transplant survival) to avoid performing futile transplants [ 11].

A new allocation giving more weight to real threats should allot New York City at least 25percentt of the total and perhaps more.

The new allocation policy concentrates on kidneys from deceased donors.

With the exception of Japan, the other countries have agreed to increase their United Nations dues under the new allocation.

"The new allocation models are evidence-based and distribute funding according to relative need and the cost of delivering services between jurisdictions.

New allocation policies in the act also led to homeless people losing their automatic priority in the queue for a permanent home.

But in September, the city's youth department said it was canceling the group's contracts and would not approve the new allocations.

The politics of the cartel required that every member receive a proportionately higher share under the new allocations, even though Venezuela is producing 700,000 barrels a day, a fraction of its new quota, 2.82 million.

Restaurants in the UK and Ireland – 143 establishments – have received their highest ever tally of Michelin stars in the 2011 edition of the dining guide – but there were no new allocations of three-star status.

A recent study by the industry tracker Preqin found that 80 percent of investors were weighing new allocations to hedge funds, and 38 percent of investors were planning to add to existing ones.

The number of new allocations available each year is slowly increasing, from 3600 in 1996-97 to 4000 for 2001-02.