Sentence examples for ways of allocating from inspiring English sources

The government tried different ways of allocating airwaves, from beauty parades and auctions to operators making upfront payments to the state.

It was subsequently refined and improved by other mathematicians and computer scientists, and has applications in finance, engineering and industry, where it is employed to calculate transportation routes and cost-effective ways of allocating resources.

Though Fillmore had offered seller's concessions of up to 6 percent of the sale price to be spent on closing costs, Douglas Elliman came up with new ways of allocating the money.

Lisa B. Donlan, president of the District 1 parent council, which represents schools in parts of the Lower East Side, said the centralized system would eliminate the ability of local schools to establish ways of allocating seats for schools in high demand.

The report also warned that tight budgets will likely continue and that NIH needs to "explore creative ways" of allocating funding.

Following the successful PCS Auction conducted by the US Federal Communications Commission in 1994, auctions have replaced traditional ways of allocating valuable radio spectrum.

The free market is the best way of allocating scarce resources in 90% of cases.

To avoid this crisis, states could adopt a different way of allocating electoral votes.

To maintain high-quality teacher training we need a better mix of core university and school direct places, and a more effective way of allocating funding for training.

Brian Berry, the chief executive of the FMB, said: "Councils need to find a way of allocating and granting planning permission for more small sites.

The system has to see this as a simpler and less burdensome way of allocating funds to institutions, but still on the basis of excellence," said Thirunamachandran.