Sentence examples for news allocation from inspiring English sources

Mark Scott wasn't kidding when he told the National Press Club on Wednesday that losing 10% of the ABC's $200m news allocation in the May budget would mean "significant cuts to jobs and programming".

News, news, news".

Other than Ms. Quinn, Council officials said no one else in the 51-member Council had sought to have the city pay for individual legal representation, even though several have had to defend their spending in the face of news reports about allocations to nonprofit groups that hired council members' friends, relatives and staff members.

This is all great news, and our portfolio allocation in the Australia iShare (amex: EWA) has done very well, with a 105% gain over the past two years.

Morningstar Inc. recently tried to help investors by creating two new categories, moderate allocation and conservative allocation.

"As Jack Bogle once told me, the good news is that the asset allocation decision is not particularly difficult or time-consuming".

The available applications cover a broad range of investment needs including equity research, stock screeners, portfolio management tools, charting, ETF analysis, asset allocation, alerts, company modeling, news and more.

The broadcaster argues that it would lose out from a move to introduce advertising in regional news even if it retained the same allocation of primetime airtime, because the additional supply would reduce the price of each slot.

Corruption scandals, covered feverishly in the Indian news media, have included malfeasance in the allocation of 2G telecommunications spectrum, questionable contracts in the staging of the Commonwealth Games, contractual irregularities in the national space program, and more.

In this study, we propose a novel resource allocation scheme based on the news-vendor game model.

The major objective of this study is to design a novel for C-RAN resource allocation scheme based on the news-vendor game.