Sentence examples for order allocating from inspiring English sources

The expectation among those who gathered in the White House was that Trump might follow through with an executive order allocating more resources to these perennially embattled institutions.

Analyses of the 13C content of bulk plant material revealed that 13C was, in decreasing order, allocated to and incorporated into (i) the labeled leaf (leaf # 14 16), (ii) the root system, (iii) the apex, and (iv) the mature leaf (leaf # 7 10) (Fig. 3A).

The Central Bureau of Investigation asked Mr. Lakshmaiah about government orders allocating water from the Kagna and Krishna rivers to India Cements factories when Mr. Lakshmaiah was the irrigation minister, The Hindu reports.

But emergency managers also need to know when household evacuation may begin (for example, evacuation based on a person's own judgment, after an evacuation order) in order to allocate emergency resources or start special protective plans.

The randomization was undertaken using the SPSS to generate random numbers, which then were ordered in ascending order and allocated numbers from 1 4.

In the fifth step of the Transition system's analysis, an allocation algorithm is used in order to allocate indirect costs to direct and indirect cost centers.

A bit allocation scheme for the uniform quantizer is needed in order to allocate the total available bits (denoted by and specified by the user) for quantizing the source, among the various clusters of the GMM.

Cluster-randomization is performed in order to allocate confounding variables in equal parts to both study conditions and thus to control for potential bias in order to guarantee internal validity.

It said countries needed to fight corruption harder in order to allocate their limited resources effectively.

In order to allocate responsibility, autonomous systems must keep detailed logs so that they can explain the reasoning behind their decisions when necessary.

The government should set up a settlement support fund, paid for from citizenship fees (which are high by international standards at £906 per applicant) and a levy on visa fees in order to allocate money to local areas experiencing high degrees of population change.