Sentence examples for system that allocates from inspiring English sources

But it is also a function of a welfare system that allocates subsidies and material security to those with children.

The replacement formula should be sensitive to change in these measurements in order to foster a dynamic system that allocates funding according to changing needs over time.

We need to replace the Dublin regulation with a centralised European asylum system that allocates genuine refugees more fairly between EU countries.

It imposed a system that allocates political power according to religious sect, turning a theological difference into a dangerous political divide.

Parliament is a lapdog to the ANC, in part because of a system that allocates seats to political parties based on their share of the vote.

Loans are widely issued at fairly low interest rates through a system that allocates credit based partly on the Five-Year Plan and other national policies, as opposed to who can pay the highest risk-adjusted interest rate.

We were elected into a parliament that respects the d'Hondt system [of proportional representation] and it is the d'Hondt system that allocated certain responsibilities within this parliament.

Pupils on free school meals – a key indicator of poverty – were "slightly" more likely to be at school with other pupils on free school meals under Brighton's lottery system than under the previous system that allocated places to families living nearest the school to which they have applied, the academics discovered.

Unlike traditional systems that allocate functions to either the human or the machine, adaptive automation varies the allocation of functions during system operation.

Many of the nation's fishermen now operate under federally created systems that allocate a yearly quota of fish.

Behind the veil of ignorance, participants predominantly choose voting systems that allocate more voting power to larger groups than the most prominent theoretical concept suggests.