Sentence examples for of the allocation of from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, the European Union has given greater value than before on research funding, by allocating more financial resources, organizing better the process of the allocation of resources, and favoring scientific collaboration within the European Union [7].

He remembers Obama as an able observer of the allocation of power in the American democratic system.

Because while economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, the online world is distinguished by abundance.

The central bank may end up taking over much of the allocation of capital.

Critics of the allocation of resources to science projects argue that a school's brightest students should not be using a greater share of a district's resources.

He said the "net consequence" was about ensuring Western Australia was not worse off than it would have been because of the allocation of the GST.

Perhaps worst of all has been the failure to recognise a central implication of economics (the study of the allocation of scarce resources).

Shell has "made its views known," the company said, "and contributed to debates aimed at improving governance of the allocation of oil revenue to oil-producing communities".

Transportation economics, the study of the allocation of transportation resources in order to meet the needs of a society.

"It's not easy, it's a kind of zero sum game," Mr Sakong said of the allocation of board seats.

These funds frequently operate off-budget, with a significant degree of autonomy, in the management of the allocation of these monies.