Sentence examples for required the allocation from inspiring English sources
The reintroduction of this conscription scheme saw the numbers of the CMF rise substantially but its management and administration required the allocation of a large number of resources and personnel from the Regular Army at a time when the army Regular Army already heavily committed in Korea and Malaya and so the scheme was suspended in 1959.
These two schemes required the allocation of large arrays and the creation of large output files that were not needed for the random mating or truncation selection schemes.
Ensuring that participants are well informed has been challenging for the centers and has required the allocation of adequate time to inform participants about the study and to review the consent form.
"Warehousing of data requires the allocation of enormous resources," John D. Ryan, the chief counsel of compliance and investigations at the AOL unit of Time Warner, said in his statement.
In this case, the layout requires the allocation of floor spaces to stores' demands.
This requires the allocation of dedicated IT and human resource capacities.
It appears that some districts were found to have existing pay for performance schemes, requiring the allocation to be adjusted in a non-random way.
Today, the term operations research (or, often management science) means a scientific approach to decision-making, which seeks to determine how best to design and operate a system, usually under conditions requiring the allocation of scarce resources.
This approach differs from previous studies in that hedging against failures is done without having to elicit facility failure probabilities concurrently without requiring the allocation of additional hardening/protections resources.
The temporal aspect that determines the state of plant resistance may also be considered within the context of the overall defense strategy of the host plant, which requires the allocation of resources away from growth and reproduction [35].
Genetic counselling will require the allocation of both time and sufficiently trained personnel [ 11].
