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Main Entry:	al·lo·ca·tion [al-uh-key-shuhn] /ˌæləˈkeɪʃən/ Show Spelled
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The improvement in crime statistics has been credited to better enforcement and allocation of officers.

Makes major budgetary and resource allocation decisions.

But water is everywhere hugely subsidised, and protectionism often stops an efficient allocation of resources.

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The improvement in crime statistics has been credited to better enforcement and allocation of officers.

Makes major budgetary and resource allocation decisions.

But water is everywhere hugely subsidised, and protectionism often stops an efficient allocation of resources.

Credit allocation is always a problem with-in science.

His company applies a market-based system to bandwidth allocation in a computer network.

Prepare budget and determine allocation of funds for staff, supplies and equipment.

If they don't use that allocation in a given year, they lose it.

They can control the rules of when an allocation can take place.

And new technology is driving a much more efficient system for capital allocation to startups.

Moreover, even less is known as to the basis on which policies affecting the allocation and distribution of funds rest.

Economists should have been more worried about the housing bubble and a lousy allocation of capital from the savings glut.

Subsidizing ethanol or bio-diesel does not allow for efficient resource allocation.

Making quantifiable data accessible is the first step to changing denialist perspectives that impede proper resource allocation.

Public-resource allocation is a serious, important business.

They have a friend, perhaps a theatre producer, who gets a special allocation.

Africa has plenty of resource allocation issues now, and it may get worse in the future without significant planning efforts.

Governments have adopted this practice because it appears to be a scientific method for resource allocation.

The result does seem to be a better allocation of resources than people would make by themselves.

It's easy to argue that rapid credit expansion fueled bubbles and poor resource allocation.

For their part, some states are challenging the equalising allocation of value-added tax revenues.

Nor does any clear principle apply to the allocation of the money.

With the ending of allocation, the government's egg subsidy to farmers is eliminated and the allocation and price control ends.

The process by which permits were awarded has been substantially reformed, he said, making the allocation of rights more just.

For poor countries, the pivotal problem is the allocation of scarce resources.

The allocation will double the number of officers with high-powered weapons.

Our current recession has caused many states to make further cuts in the budget allocation provided to public universities.

One challenge is to gain an accurate understanding of the issue because allocation of water resources is not easily visible.

In the given effect there is no process of burning and there is no allocation of the big temperature.

National allocation plans for the amount of carbon dioxide.

The allocation to one does not in any way constrain the allocation to the other.

It is also the focus these days of a row over alleged party favouritism in the allocation of public works.

As usual, this may be a question of the allocation of resources.

One possible solution may involve diverting some allocation of funds from athletics to internationalization efforts.

King's thesis is that economics is about the allocation of scarce resources.

We strive for the efficient allocation of those sorts of efforts.

All the same, he has no plans to raise the equity allocation of his portfolio until valuations for the broad market improve.

But the stockmarket is also supposed to be concerned with the efficient allocation of capital.

Scarcity of frequencies justified both government allocation of frequencies and regulation of.

Some of the private banks were clearly not immune from moving their clients into a large allocation of technology stocks.

It is structured to allow for transition, some of that is in allocation of allowances in the early years.

Community control of the allocation of resources is viable and effective.

BT executives were reported as saying that the allocation might increase if the initial investment proved profitable.

Too often the allocation of profits and investments was unclear, leading to endless squabbling.

The committee did not make recommendations on the allocation of specific frequencies to different.

Provincial barriers to trade hamper the efficient allocation of resources.

There are two basic sorts of transaction: sales of part of a farmer's water allocation for the year or a permanent transfer.

The extreme case of this inefficiency in the allocation of resources was communist central planning.

The allocation of parliamentary seats is based on the percentage of votes received by each party or block.

Housing allocation may have caused another, unforeseen problem.

The lapses in credit-underwriting in the subprime-mortgage market hardly reflect a wise allocation of capital.

The allocation for early education was scrapped entirely.

First, since smart systems provide better information, they should lead to improved pricing and allocation of resources.

It will also make the organ allocation system fairer.

Some claim that the city is not always impartial in its allocation of projects.

The government is making its budget and the allocation of oil concessions a bit more transparent.

It left the specific allocation of spending cuts to be negotiated over the summer and early autumn.

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