Sentence examples for resources to be allocated from inspiring English sources

In each age we face ostensibly insurmountable challenges that require choices to be made, resources to be allocated and areas to be ignored.

That amounts to a savings of about 1.0 – 1.5 intake staff FTE's per year, allowing resources to be allocated more effectively in the program.

"Dahshur is just a single case study of what's happening on every archaeological site in Egypt," said Monica Hanna, who campaigns for greater resources to be allocated to Egypt's ancient sites.

As flood events such as those seen in Cumbria at the end of last year become more common, so attention has turned to flood management, with a call for resources to be allocated not to building flood defences to deal with the water when it arrives downstream but prevent it getting there at all.

Examples include the quantities of stock to be bought or sold, the amounts of various resources to be allocated to different production activities, the route to be followed by a vehicle through a traffic network, or the policies to be advocated by a candidate.

To address this limitation, we propose a model called Security Game on a Plane (SGP) in which targets are distributed on a 2-dimensional plane, and security resources, to be allocated on the same plane, protect targets within a certain effective distance.

The radio resource to be allocated in one frame can be formed into a two-dimensional array of slots.

Prior to decentralization, the central Ministry of Health had complete responsibility for the health sector, including human resources, and decided how resources were to be allocated in the districts.

Resources have to be allocated.

Frank argues that more resources need to be allocated to these departments.

Social attitudes about what constitutes a disability, and how economic and social resources are to be allocated to deal with disabilities, change over time.