Sentence examples for unfair allocation from inspiring English sources

But the government did not address the fundamental grievances — a perceived unfair allocation of oil revenue to the Delta region — that fueled the uprising.

Plaid Cymru MP Jonathan Edwards said the real problem was the significant dominance of the Commons by English MPs and the unfair allocation of funding for Wales by Westminster, under the Barnett formula.

Eventually, he unloaded a critique of Bloomberg-era New York that not even Mr. de Blasio could have scripted, railing against unfair allocation of resources after Hurricane Sandy and the proposed ban on large sugary drinks.

In a press conference last month, he at first joked that "I moved the cones, actually, unbeknownst to everybody", and then went on to claim that the Port Authority had carried out a traffic study on the bridge to see whether Fort Lee had an unfair allocation of lanes.

With fewer assigned channel to the connected nodes, our proposed algorithm can result in very unfair allocation.

Finally, we have identified that fairness is a very important dimension that has to be taken into account to prevent unfair allocation when greening, especially in asymmetric DSL scenarios.

Experimental evidence from the ultimatum game suggests that people value fairness and are willing to pay money to punish unfair allocations.

We observe that straightforwardly reducing total system power may result in very unfair allocations.

Indeed, an inevitable stalemate exists: If there is no effective load balancing scheme among participatory users, it is difficult to propose a powerful incentive mechanism design, because no user would like to cooperate under unfair allocations.

In this section, we discuss two unfair bandwidth allocation schemes: First Come First Serve (FCFS) allocation and Maximum Channel Utilization-based (MCU) allocation.

As for unfair resource allocation, that problem has not prevented the pursuit of several alternative approaches (which Smolin outlines) to the unification of physics.