Sentence examples for process that allocated from inspiring English sources

At a recent education select committee hearing, Michael Gove's former policy adviser Sam Freedman, now at Teach First, which recruits academic high-fliers into teaching, suggested that School Direct could be refined to include a central application and sifting process that allocated graduates to certain schools.

DGRP is simply a self-managed group of processes that allocates the tasks of the next computing round based on test results.

Our findings imply the need to undertake a comprehensive approach to assessment, including evaluating hidden costs such as training of health care professionals and consumers, and time required for the participation process as well as that allocated for meetings or presentations.

Randomisation is based on a computer generated random digits table and follows a concealed process using sealed and numbered envelopes that allocate the patient to either of the two arms of the study.

Traditionally, this process is performed by mental integration of a standard myocardial segmentation model that allocates each segment to one of the three main coronary arteries [ 65].

Funds that allocate assets across categories balanced funds, for example–simplify the diversification process for investors.

State Senator Dale Volker, who calls himself "the keeper of the keys" for his control of the process that allocates new prisons, said in an interview that legislators competed to get prisons.

The change was announced yesterday by the City Department of Education in a letter to principals informing them of their budgets for the next school year and offering the first details of a new budgeting process that allocates money directly to schools and gives principals greater fiscal autonomy.

Based on the findings from this survey, PHSA was not ready to engage in an explicit priority setting process that involves re-allocating resources across the organization.

This is all part of the "creative destruction" process that allows capital to be allocated more efficiently.

There's the primary process — that's about winning and allocating delegates," said Ben Ginsberg, a veteran Republican election lawyer.