Sentence examples for stop allocating from inspiring English sources

Fully implemented, Mr Tiits fears, Georgist theory might drive land prices so low that the market would stop allocating land use efficiently as in the days of Marxist central planning.

GM will stop allocating production at propulsion plants in White Marsh, Maryland, and Warren, Michigan after December 2019.

In order to effectively address substance use, Sayegh explained, the U.S. needs to stop allocating funds to programs that punish addicts, and instead focus on helping them.

As indicated in Romney's May 23 , 2012education plan, the federal government would stop allocating about $25 billion/yr. of Title I and IDEA funds - "two-thirds of baseline federal spending on K-12 education" - directly to the states and localities, and, instead, reallocate it directly to the students.

Participants were able to withdraw their consent and stop their allocated intervention prematurely.

Already, Volkswagen workers have gone to court to stop Porsche from allocating board seats at the new holding company in a way that would reduce their representation from 10 seats to 3. The court, in Ludwigsburg, Germany, is due to hand down a ruling a day after the European court.

At the time of analysis, all patients had stopped their allocated treatment.

It stopped short of allocating blame to individuals.

But as well as reflecting change elsewhere, the stockmarket itself, or rather who owns it, provides as good a gauge as any of the progress of reform.It used to be that chummy companies, holding hefty chunks of each others' shares to promote "stability", fostered complacency, prevented hostile takeovers and stopped the stockmarket allocating capital to deserving companies.

The National Association of Securities Dealers put forward new rules on Sunday to stop investment banks from allocating shares of initial public offerings to pet clients.

Organisation is chaotic, the domestic calendar a disgrace - it is clogged up with outdated competitions and meaningless games, so many that it cannot stop for dates allocated for international fixtures.