Sentence examples for with the allocation of resources from inspiring English sources

We distinguished four different aspects (or "dimensions") of fairness: fair share has to do with the allocation of resources and services.

Professor Shiller provides a description of the course, including its general theme, the relevant textbooks, as well as the interplay of his course with Professor Geanakoplos's course "Economics 251 – Financial Theory". Finance, in his view, is a pillar of civilized society, dealing with the allocation of resources through space and time in order to manage big and important risks.

Scheduling is a decision-making process that deals with the allocation of resources to tasks and seeks to optimize one or more objectives.

If people have a problem with the allocation of resources, then that's on me.

Participants also focused attention on issues associated with the allocation  of  resources to sectors of relevance to children; as well as the role of parliamentarians in  holding governments accountable to children.

Thus their resource allocation to hospital care must be balanced annually with the allocation of resources to other sectors, while increases in hospital costs must be financed either by increasing the local tax rate or by diminishing the resources allocated to social services including the day care for children.

Each of these seeks to control how other people work, especially with regard to the allocation of resources, and so what actions they are inclined to take.

A superior may be content himself with shifts in the allocation of resources and consequently power, but he represents subordinates who, for their own reasons, may be unhappy with the changes.

Also they can be used at a programmatic level to assess intervention effectiveness and help with decisions about the allocation of resources within a program.

It is likely that the impact is via the household income, and therefore would not be influenced by decisions with regards to the allocation of resources; nonetheless our model assumes that each sector including the health sector continues to receive the same proportion of the increased funding available.

We had two enormous bubbles in the last decade, with massive consequences for the allocation of resources.