Sentence examples for politics allocation from inspiring English sources

For example, in water-scarce contexts, a "water module" is incorporated, looking in greater depth at local water politics, allocation systems, quality, quantity, affordability and cultural dimensions than standard assessment would.

Over the next 30 or so years, the number of people living in cities is set to grow by an extra 2.5 billion and the vast majority of that urbanisation will take place in parts of the world where the prevalence of dishonest practices – corruption of local politics, policing, resource allocation and delivery of services to citizens – already appears to be high.

Those reveling in the thumb-in-the-eye the DOJ gave to AT&T over the T-Mobile merger should pause a moment to consider the politics of spectrum allocation in the US.

Since ecological planning taps on this, it surely calls for some consideration in attempts to revitalise inner cities especially considering the urban context which is largely influenced by local politics in the allocation and accessibility to resources.

Injecting politics into the allocation process in the form of price controls may lower prices in the short term, but quickly leads to shortages because demand isn't tempered by the market price.

Government with allocation of funds.

Too bad internal politics drove this asset-allocation decision, not solid research.

However, current forest and land allocation policies and politics support economic activities that promote the exploitation of forest assets.

We never have any vaccines (reports that disconnecting the mains is a frequent occurrence), and so we can't provide good service, we've got no medications…" E8 Local party politics has also hindered the allocation of the family health services.

Presenting information on QoL and costs for different patient groups in quantified, unequivocal and comparable way helps politics and policymakers in their decision-making about allocation of healthcare resources.

Based on these observations, Dr. Soetoro concluded that underdevelopment in these communities resulted from a scarcity of capital, the allocation of which was a matter of politics, not culture.