Above all, perhaps, in shifting the democratic to market-based principles of allocation, it favours those who are strongest in their control of the market, and who also happen to represent the social basis of Conservatism.
Among the basic principles of allocation of water resources are efficiency, equity and sustainability.
On the other end of the political spectrum there is a traditional orientation toward horizontal equity (concern for the principles of allocation of resources and responsibility - user pays principle- or - polluter pays principle-) stressing that costs should be born to a larger extent by the users.
The same principles of allocation were applied to the four public schools.
The principle of power allocation is that the charge/discharge power of each BESU is the same as the ratio of the power to their respective SoC.
The 176 household heads, which are 30.9% of the study population, were selected using random sampling technique based on the sampling frames and the principle of proportional allocation for each kebele (Table 1).
Chen and Mokhtarian [11] introduced the principle of proportional allocation in a microeconomic model [3], assuming that the travel time for a given activity is determined by "travel time prices for activities", by calculating travel time based on the length of the activity using different rates depending on the type of activity.
One article proposed hope (patients' anticipation of being transplanted) as a principle of organ allocation [ 61].
Justice is the principle of equitable allocation of medical resources and providing similar care for all.
Geographical variation in health care services challenges the basic principle of fair allocation of health care resources.
In the late 90s, the Labour government introduced another objective of resource allocation: 'to contribute to the reduction in avoidable health inequalities' and whilst this has been down-weighted by the current Coalition government, it remains a driving principle of resource allocation [ 20].
