Sentence examples for who allocates from inspiring English sources

It will lead to cuts in emissions only if the permits are strict enough, so the question of who allocates them is vital.

These are: the Leader of the House (who allocates the legislative timetable), the Chief Whip (who has influence even on nominally non-whipped issues), and the Home Secretary (whose legislative stomping ground this traditionally is).

In a fair auction, the user who allocates the highest budget on a subcarrier has the highest chance to win that subcarrier.

Then an arbitrator is introduced who is able to observe the investment levels and who allocates the shares of the surplus by the means of a contest.

This creates a hierarchy of power, which applies, first, to the relation between center staff, who allocates refugees according to these characteristics, and residents, who must accept this form of distribution.

Using the DALY model, 84% of the funding WHO allocates to research goes to Type I diseases (communicable, maternal, perinatal and nutritional diseases) which represents 40% of DALY.

Community groups, Mr. Stern said, "ought to complain to people who allocate the money".

The system of loans where the government provides the security is "excellent" in theory but in practice the banks who allocate the loans are too conservative, he says.

We have spent our political lives opposing self-appointed religious and community leaders who allocate to themselves the power to speak on behalf of entire communities.

Mr. Herbst cautioned that investors who allocated money to TIPS — or funds that primarily own these bonds — should consider it a long-term holding.

The movement has received bipartisan support and the backing of President Bush, who allocated $200 million in his budget to support charters.