Sentence examples for system of allocation from inspiring English sources

"The working group I am announcing will help us develop a simpler and less burdensome system of allocation.

Ms. Boone explained, and detailed a seemingly more efficient system of allocation that would not shirk block parties.

We are not satisfied, however, that the block system of allocation up to and including 1526 second feet is the more equitable under the circumstances of this case.

Happily, the quality of art in this exhibition is far higher than this system of allocation suggests".China: At the Court of the Emperors—Unknown Masterpieces from Han Tradition to Tang Elegance" is at Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, until June 8th.

The government is committed to sustained investment delivered in a manner that is responsive to criticism (allegations of corruption led to the introduction of vouchers and a new system of allocation) and to local needs, while local radio carries farming advice (as The Archers once did on the BBC).

As will be seen, the current system of allocation of tasks between EC and national levels in the field of competition law provides for a concurrent application of EC competition rules and national competition laws to anti-competitive conduct that may have an effect on trade between Member States, as well as for a fairly centralized system of implementation of EC competition rules.

While the process of making legislative changes was in progress, the only alternative before the Government was to continue with the current system of allocations through the Screening Committee mechanism till the new system of auction based competitive bidding could be put in place.

Campbell acknowledged that she had considered alternative systems of allocation at the market, including the one I suggested — giving out numbers — but concluded that such measures would only amount to extra work.

The American system of capital allocation creates perverse outcomes for institutional investors, especially for pension funds.

Even if you prefer that system of organ allocation — many honorable people do — it was not what you and the donor agreed to.

Mixed economy, in economics, a market system of resource allocation, commerce, and trade in which free markets coexist with government intervention.