Sentence examples for to allocate appropriate from inspiring English sources

Unless we can quantify the scale of the tax problem we face, the argument to allocate appropriate resources to tackling it cannot be made.

The government's failure to enact gun-reform legislation and to allocate appropriate public-health funding is symptomatic of a broader failure to conceive of these mass killings as an epidemic: that is, as a single problem affecting our country.

But under a government consultation launched on Monday rules will be changed to allow councils "to allocate appropriate small-scale sites in the Green Belt specifically for starter homes".

In order to allocate appropriate frequency resources to the UEs, eNB measures the channel quality between itself and the UEs. Figure 4 shows the operational procedure of channel quality measurement.

In New Zealand, for example, past experiences of large engineering projects suggests that failure to gain public support or to allocate appropriate resources to navigate through legislative process could provide significant barriers to successful CCS implementation.

For maximizing the system rate, there are three key issues related to the system optimization problem, i.e., 1) how to mitigate the serious in-cluster interference, 2) how to determine which D2D pairs and CUEs are clustered together, and 3) how to allocate appropriate resources to the clusters.

Sensing information can be a consideration for QoS requirements especially in multimedia application as it can assist C-UWB to dynamically allocate appropriate resources in accordance to the time-varying channel condition [12].

Broad-based, concerted effort is needed to develop research capacity, allocate appropriate resources and encourage stakeholders to work together.

To efficiently manage devices in SHs, the CASSF should offer functions to discover available services in heterogeneous networks, allocate appropriate services to execute user tasks in terms of contexts and provide high quality of services to enhance user satisfaction.

In order to be able to engage in and adequately manage international investigations, Wada must hire appropriately qualified staff and allocate appropriate budgets and resources for that purpose.

Implementers should allocate appropriate levels of resources for these rapid studies † and use results to modify activities and messages.