Sentence examples for the method of allocating from inspiring English sources

Yet this is one of the criteria demanded by the Research Excellence Framework (REF), which will replace the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) as the method of allocating public funding for academic research from 2013.

Benjamin Butterworth, a supporter of Liz Kendall, who was elected chair of London Young Labour earlier this month, advocated changing the method of allocating positions on the London committee.

Gary Porter, chairman of the LGA, who was made a Conservative peer by Cameron last year, said it will go "towards easing the financial pressure on those local authorities who were adversely affected by the method of allocating funding and will ensure that no council will move into a negative grant funding position within the next three years".

The method of allocating allowances to aircraft operators will be harmonised within the European Union.

The method of allocating fishing quotas EU-wide has contributed to the serious depletion of stocks, the Commission says.

The method of allocating credits to Force powers was designed with an RPG style in mind, allowing the player the choice of which powers to improve.

Were all the states to adopt this method of allocating electoral votes instead of winner take all, the results of the electoral college would be much more representative of the popular vote.

The lower levels of agreement of information on census and on death certificate for key variables showed that this method of allocating unlinked deaths resulted in much less reliable links than the initial more refined SNC linkage.

With the relationship between votes and MPs in the Commons now almost random, the first-past-the-post method of allocating seats has clearly failed.The case for topping up this creaking system with proportional representation, something this newspaper has long supported, has now become overwhelming.

Secondly, the GRADE method of allocating weights and summarizing the values of the criteria is considered.

The current method of allocating resources for commissioning from the Department of Health to primary care trusts (using the CARAN formula) largely relies on area based population data from the census.