The activists are pointing right back, accusing the National Republican Senatorial Committee of poorly allocating campaign funds.
If that is the case, then the time and money spent on business education is poorly allocated.
The authors of that study warned that global resources to counter disease emergence were poorly allocated, with most new outbreaks occurring in tropical countries, and most scientific and surveillance efforts concentrated elsewhere.
The prime minister had called the election because the old guard of his party, the Liberal Democrats, opposed the privatisation of Japan's postal savings system, a big financier of poorly allocated public spending.
She moves into an organization whose tech, products, and employees are a mess, and the resources it does have to clean up this mess are exceptionally poorly allocated.
Indeed, resources are poorly allocated in less developed countries, but imperfect exchange becomes less of a problem when one realizes that poor countries have little to exchange.
Financial advisors say the range of miscues run from the very basic like not starting or not adequately funding one of these tax-deferred plans to more sophisticated problems like tolerating higher-than-necessary fees or poorly allocating a portfolio.
James Cayne, CEO of Bear Sterns who was at the helm of this madness, was compensated a meager $132.14 million over the last five years of his career just to purchase poorly allocated investments!
> -wrap-foot> Donor subsidies for condoms have been poorly allocated: they increased over time due to the large market share for free condoms, which are fully subsidized.
Although donor subsidies have remained fairly constant over time, they have been poorly allocated: some wealthier CFSW and MSM have benefited from partially and fully subsidized condoms when they may well have the ability to pay a higher price for their condoms, relying less on subsidy.
