Sentence examples for whether to allocate from inspiring English sources

A seller decides whether to allocate an item among two potential buyers.

Its spending review can decide whether to allocate funding to more such local projects, rather than the big and expensive infrastructure projects that make the news.

Without this breadth as well as granularity of information, we don't know whether to allocate resource to improving call centers, retail channels, advertising campaigns or new product innovation.

During Mr. Bond's trial, prosecutors said that he had waited until the market closed before he decided whether to allocate trade proceeds to his account or those of his clients.

The news comes at a crucial time for the health bill, with MPs due to vote on whether to allocate the £1.8bn needed for Lansley's radical shakeup of the NHS.

The students in Example A and B could then decide whether to allocate the "remaining funds" to other expenses not listed (such as the University's optional dental insurance plan), or to reduce their borrowing.

The root of the hierarchy allows to compare all allocations at once by computing their overlap, which highlights whether allocations tend to allocate participants similarly.

The National Republican Congressional Committee, which doles out cash to Republican candidates around the country, did not respond to a HuffPost request for comment on whether it plans to allocate funds for King's campaign, or whether it'd be endorsing King's campaign.

These statistics, among other concerns for resource utilization, lead to an ethical dilemma: whether and how to allocate scarce resources to pregnant women in the present ebola epidemic in West Africa.

Vagrants who presented themselves at the door of a workhouse were at the mercy of the porter, whose decision it was whether or not to allocate them a bed for the night in the casual ward.

Yet, it is not clear whether a failure to allocate covert attention, which might be a result of automatic processing (Richler, Cheung et al., 2011), can occur for invisible, unconscious stimuli.