Many companies routinely allocate costs to a cost center, even when the center has little or no control over them.
For example, IBM, Intel, and other large companies routinely allocate and manage venture funds to invest in startups with new technology that may compete with their own.
The Commission's order stated that although the hedge fund was roughly 20 times the size of the smaller fund, respondents routinely allocated at least one-third of new issues to the smaller fund.
Nevertheless, authorship credit is routinely allocated either by issuing full publication credit repeatedly to all coauthors, or by dividing one credit equally among all coauthors [3].
Authorship credit for multi-authored scientific publications is routinely allocated either by issuing full publication credit repeatedly to all coauthors, or by dividing one credit equally among all coauthors.
The study administration at Aarhus University routinely allocates medical students into groups of approximately 25 students, who take lessons together during each semester.
Despite policy and framework guidelines, Family Rooms are not routinely allocated in inpatient mental health units in Australia and there is a lack of published literature on their establishment.
In HC3, for example, five nurses were routinely allocated to the OPD during the morning, but during four separate observed morning shifts, between one and three of these nurses were absent from their duty station by mid-morning and subsequently located in the staff lounge.
Most of the leverage in endowment portfolios was added in this way by allocating to hedge and private equity managers who routinely and expressly borrow and lever up the money they have under management.
Instead, he has reverted to the Mao-era policy of creating mammoth state-run enterprises and allocating billions of dollars to a security apparatus that routinely cracks down on dissent.
Companies often have unique ways of allocating head-office overhead to divisions, and these costs are routinely built into the "fair market" price of goods or services "sold" to subsidiaries.
