Sentence examples for the existing allocation from inspiring English sources

The appeals court's broad interpretation of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to apply to peer grading "would effect a drastic alteration of the existing allocation of responsibilities between states and the national government in the operation of the nation's schools," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the court.

Specifically, the state must compensate anyone who, due to the existing allocation of private property rights in external resources, cannot otherwise achieve Wi.

The existing allocation system by the Enugu State Water Corporation is not achieving the desired goal, because it is not based on any scientific criteria.

As with the other devolved administrations, it is for the executive to determine how to manage within the existing allocations set by the Treasury".

It has promised to create a separate $1bn fund that will give loans or take an equity stake in emerging clean energy technologies, funded from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation's existing allocation for borrowing.

A direct implication of this first limitation is that the model assumes an existing allocation of workers to jobs and discusses how the degree of mismatch in such allocation could be measured.

Most existing allocation methods need the control effectiveness matrix to solve the problem, and their allocation accuracy directly depends on the identification precision of the control effectiveness matrix.

A broader debate on existing allocation rules seems worthwhile given a universal the interplay between limited resources and growing need for scarce healthcare resources.

Existing allocation algorithms include water-filling algorithm [10], transmit power adaptation method [11], and linear programming relaxation method of integer programming [12].

Lastly, participants provided recommendations regarding changes to existing allocation models and showed support for a national evaluation process for predictive testing.

When the ILO first implemented a stipend programme, after discovering one of their interns living in the building's basement, they did so without searching for a new budget but by simply incorporating the cost into existing allocations.