Sentence examples for public allocation from inspiring English sources

In this and previous studies, participants completed the private allocation before the public allocation.

Participants completed the items in this order: ranking task, the private allocation task, the properties measures, and then the public allocation task.

To check for order effects, we ran an additional web-based sample of participants (n = 101; 61% female; age: M = 30.13, SD = 10.75) in the opposite order with the public allocation occurring before the private allocation.

An augmented public allocation for children, improved quality in education, enhanced child oriented and CRC compliant laws and policies, and establishment of the national plan of actions for children were among the key challenges that Mr. Mahboob Shareef, UNICEF Turkmenistan Representative, urged the Government of Turkmenistan to address.

To help enforce that rule, any lead underwriter would have to disclose to NASD, but not to the public, allocations of initial offerings to officers or directors of companies within six months before or after the underwriter does investment banking business with the customer's company.

HBCUs face a very real threat with these plans, as they historically have not had the public allocations or private philanthropy to foster growth and innovation which these reforms may demand.

All countries have an annual program of public expenditure allocation, in which those responsible for individual programs argue for greater allocations for their activities and those responsible for raising the money attempt to control the amount allocated.

This confirms that Mr. Grubman was centrally involved in the initial public offering allocation process at the firm, as former employees of Salomon have said.

Because a high proportion of national income is now devoted to public expenditure, allocation decisions become more significant in political and economic terms.

This paper follows this approach and examines the effect of natural resources on public expenditure allocation in China's context.

The circumstances under which monetary and non-monetary welfare measures can be combined for efficient estimation of welfare measures and to guide public resource allocation also remain unclear.