Q - Where is Skybridge allocating money to this year?
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Q - Where is Skybridge allocating money to this year?
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More advertisers are allocating part of their budget to Amazon.
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Some investors need help allocating their money between different funds.
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The price per housing credit is pure capitalism allocating risk.
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And allocating funds in this way can have perverse consequences.
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Government corruption in allocating scarce jobs and resources would spike.
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Markets are supposed to promote growth by allocating capital efficiently.
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In home care, the problem of allocating help is particularly acute.
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And they have a tough time allocating those resources most effectively.
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" He plays tennis twice a week: "Allocating time is always tough.
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Congress would need to specify what "proportionality" means when allocating electors.
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Nevertheless, analysts say VW must not neglect it in allocating resources.
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Then, think about allocating part of your refund to next year's.
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The temporary regulations establish guidelines for allocating creditable foreign tax expenditures.
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Committees struggle regularly over policies for allocating scarce organs for transplant.
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Cisco is also allocating cash for health, education and other initiatives.
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The process is particularly complicated in allocating medical personnel and assets.
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However, Fraser says Congress has been complicit in not allocating resources.
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A smart national cyber strategy would focus on securing our computer systems, data and networks by allocating more money for their protection and by allocating more time and energy to regularly update, measure and test their security.
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GM is reportedly planning to stop allocating vehicles to three assembly plants.
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The system will get better at its vital job of allocating capital.
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The Niagara County Legislature helped finance the act, allocating $35,000 last month.
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They may also be discouraged from allocating workers more than 40 hours.
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Here are three crucial steps these founders outline in effectively allocating funding.
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Helpster handles hiring, allocating work, employee attendance and payment in one place.
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"It's not money we're lacking, it's better allocating it," Dr. Leblanc said.
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This system is already up and running, spreading information and allocating resources.
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This includes allocating campaign spend to unconventional media channels for maximum ROI.
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Freed from overbearing parents, the new entities become more efficient at allocating capital.
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He was in charge of approving expenses and allocating funds for the department.
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America's armed forces do not consider personal beliefs when allocating soldiers to units.
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Longtime big spenders such as Shell and Intel are experts at allocating capital.
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Here are some suggestions regarding allocating your fixed-income portfolio given current conditions.
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The Marshall Plan worked by giving markets a decisive role in allocating resources.
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Distribute remaining yogurt on top of pancakes, allocating about 1 tbsp per pancake.
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Risk management is a means for allocating resources where they are needed most.
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Allocating costs is devilishly difficult and done differently in different states and regions.
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He was allocating authenticity and truth according to the needs of his art.
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Ordinarily, the parties fight for only a little while before finally allocating funding.
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But in 2019 and 2020, it proposed allocating just $3 million to it.
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This will help you make more conscious decisions about allocating information and tasks.
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Allocating space to e-bikes may mean fewer spaces for residential permit parking.
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Last week, the Italian government considered allocating assistance to hard-hit tour operators.
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It also helps prevent allocating the same tree to more than one person.
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The market would play a "decisive role" in allocating resources, Mr. Xi declared.
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More and more of those affluent investors are allocating assets overseas, she added.
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That includes allocating more funds to equality programs and improving data, the report suggested.
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A few things to consider with regard to allocating to cash the right way.
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The most notable step was allocating $3 billion more a year toward the crisis.
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While active fund managers have leeway in allocating funds to China, whose main index .
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ARE YOU HAPPY WITH THE WAY THAT THIS COMPANY IS ACTUALLY ALLOCATING ITS CAPITAL?
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"Allocating U.S. dollar assets can effectively hedge against yuan depreciation risks," the ad said.
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It is also used for allocating federal funding across a wide variety of programs.
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Branch has, so far, raised over $20203,000, which she is allocating based on risk.
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Rather than just regulating, they (the government) should be allocating more land for development.
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After allocating funds into those categories, every extra penny goes towards debt, says Kayla.
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I feel odd giving them money when they clearly aren't allocating their resources wisely.
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A similar bill in the Senate has proposed allocating $700 million to small carriers.
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Malawi tops the public-spending charts, consistently allocating over 15% of its budget to agriculture.
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NASA is allocating 123 percent of its resources on the station for these commercial activities.
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More likely, the state will crowd out private investors, hogging capital and allocating it poorly.
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In theory, this would make allocating the EU's various big jobs after the election easier.
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And it's hard to see a Trump administration allocating funds to make Obamacare work better.
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Some use the sovereign ratings to make decisions on allocating money outside the debt markets.
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Instead, they are responsible for allocating a certain amount of their budget toward defense spending.
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Collins' bill calls for allocating $4.5 billion over two years to fund state reinsurance programs.
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John Hickenlooper said the state is allocating many resources for the fires in the states.
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It's important to keep reminding yourself of this when it comes to allocating your money.
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Faber recommends allocating about 5003 percent of your total portfolio into these types of assets.
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That means allocating budgets to more robust, precise and integrated missile detection and intercept systems.
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Two of them are familiar: mobilising resources for productive activity, and allocating output and income.
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But he'd say that empathy is generally a bad tool to use for allocating resources.
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Kamala Harris called Saturday for allocating a large federal investment to improve teacher salaries nationwide.
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The rule of thumb for allocating your assets is to subtract your age from 290.
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"A $1 million portfolio allocating 5% to gold would mean $50,000 in gold," Boneparth said.
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State government assumed control of allocating money to schools, which centralized decision-making in Sacramento.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Bunching customer orders into larger block trades and allocating the executed order into multiple customer accounts is a common practice for investment advisers, regulators often find unscrupulous acts of allocating winning trades to favored accounts and vice versa.
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Maybe in the long run, I'll fall into an even more disciplined manner of allocating capital.
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The CEO said that investors may be over-allocating to alternatives as liquidity dwindles, Bloomberg reported.
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So the FCC is allocating these frequency bands to be auctioned off for billions of dollars.
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Diversification reduces risk in a portfolio by allocating investment dollars across asset classes, countries and industries.
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Yueting admitted to shareholders last week that the company had made some mistakes with allocating funds.
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That is a sign of how much the system for allocating them harms competition and consumers.
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For those who don't, FEMA has started allocating grant money to help jumpstart the recovery process.
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Twitter also will be allocating the revenue they received from these accounts to the company's investigation.
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Asset allocation also assigns risk within stocks and bonds, allocating a percentage to each asset class.
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That data is used for items like drawing congressional districts and allocating federal funds to states.
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Developments financed using the Housing Credit also undergo a rigorous approval process by state allocating agencies.
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It paid off — Stimpson saved $100,000 and he's allocating $20,000 toward his mini-retirement with Lauren.
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Abrams says that the experience provided her with her first lessons in raising and allocating funds.
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At its best, that means allocating resources, believing in science and empowering trained and experienced officials.
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But because the Democratic Party decides on its nominee by allocating delegates, it was still crucial.
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Allocating defense budget toward defending U.S. interests in space wasn't the best idea, in his mind.
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They said Shkreli concealed his ownership of the company's stock by allocating it to seven employees.
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This allocation of federal and state power offers a clue for allocating state and local power.
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New York City is allocating over $2 million in grants to increase diversity in nonprofit theaters.
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Activity: Deciding How to Allocate Scarce Livers Have students establish an algorithm for allocating scarce livers.
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DeVos has been outspoken about allocating taxpayer dollars to private schools, as opposed to public schools.
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Instead, labor is a finite resource the same as anything else, and allocating it well is important.
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He also vowed to give scientists more power in allocating funding and directing their research, Xinhua reported.
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The nonprofit American Consumer Credit Counseling recommends allocating about 5 percent of your income towards that goal.
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The tension over how the law should view this new way of allocating work will only grow.
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Getting kids to think about saving and allocating their money also makes purchases more meaningful, he said.
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The boss will of course still have an important role in allocating capital to the various teams.
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Qatar was the single largest purchaser of weapons in the developing world, allocating $17.5 billion for weapons.
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The airline has already moved on, allocating the aircraft previously destined for Ukraine to other European countries.
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Soon, the Fed will raise interest rates, and that means investors must be more careful allocating capital.
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This in turn will mean that market forces play a bigger role in allocating capital in China.
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Apple was by far the biggest repurchaser, allocating $6 billion, while Microsoft was next with $4.4 billion.
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It is therefore crucial for recovery efforts to take these disparate impacts into account when allocating resources.
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All the while, they are allocating big budgets for their nuclear arsenals to protect vital national interests.
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It also proposes allocating only 5 percent of new funding for projects that have already been approved.
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Milken said it was important to move the decisions about allocating capital toward companies that see opportunities.
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Last month, I even made the case for allocating $300 billion over 10 years based simple math.
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If no candidates receives a majority vote, they begin a complex process of allocating second, third, etc.
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This budget guideline places a high target on paying yourself first by allocating 20 percent to savings.
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Ciech's management in March recommended allocating its 2016 net profit of 152.4 million zlotys to reserve capital.
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In his first presidential budget, Trump proposed allocating the $200 billion over 10 years for infrastructure projects.
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One prominent Wall Street analyst is questioning how Tesla may be allocating its expenses across different businesses.
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The president boasted that House Republicans could easily pass a bill allocating $5 billion to the wall.
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Congress should continue allocating resources to states and ensure that funding is directed toward evidence-based care.
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Over time – says the startup – it becomes better and better at automatically dealing and allocating the data.
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Along with allocating political power, the census in recent decades has been used to allocate federal money.
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He was oiling the wheels of commerce, efficiently allocating capital where it could best be used, no?
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The city is allocating $40 million for a program to increase participation in next year's federal census.
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Allocating resources on the basis of merit is arguably a better system, or at least, less unjust.
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This month, the city announced plans to test allocating 600 public parking spots to car-sharing companies.
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Wealthy states are increasingly allocating resources, including foreign aid, to forward their own interests through development promotion.
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London makes the aggregate cuts, while leaving to local politicians the messy work of allocating the pain.
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What makes allocating money to looming health disasters even more difficult is how we typically perceive risk.
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But the numbers suggest they are falling far short of allocating enough resources to make substantial change.
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The government also unveiled a budget allocating billions of dollars for rural infrastructure and a health insurance programme.
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This deal also carries over existing partnerships Roost has with Zipcar, Enterprise and Maven Drive for allocating spots.
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Tom Cole, who chairs a key spending panel allocating money to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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This technology is widespread in the country's cities, used for everything from identifying jaywalkers to allocating toilet paper.
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Under interim peace deals Israel has final say in allocating radio frequencies in the West Bank and Gaza.
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We can continue to grow the economy by re-allocating resources to the poor in a better way.
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There is also talk that foreign central banks may be re-allocating their reserves out of the dollar.
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There is a story that trading makes the market more efficient, better allocating capital to its best uses.
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Many watchers say the decision at least partly reflected fund managers' unease about allocating more to yuan assets.
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Leaving superdelegates aside, the process of allocating the regular delegates has been anything but unfair to Mr Sanders.
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But relatively few people know about the plans for allocating scarce resources, and fewer still have been consulted.
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Yesterday, the California legislature approved a budget allocating $5 million to establish the California Firearm Violence Research Center.
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Tribal custom dictates that chiefs are the custodians of communal land, and responsible for allocating land to villagers.
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Experts say that the lack of a centralized plan for allocating scarce water resources contributes to the problem.
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The Italian government said Wednesday it was allocating 2000 billion euros ($28 billion) to fight the coronavirus crisis.
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I thought they were shutting down the plants, but I guess they're just not allocating products there anymore.
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Heater:The narrative around Apple's last several quarters, as far as how they're allocating, is a shift into content.
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The Democrats' proportional system of allocating delegates could make it all but impossible to avert such an outcome.
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Many of these programs are investments in our future; we should be allocating more, not less, to them.
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The 2020 census will be the basis for allocating political power and government funding for the next decade.
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In the current crisis, those committees are in charge of allocating community resources and helping coordinate with hospitals.
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In the current crisis, those committees are in charge of allocating community resources and helping coordinate with hospitals.
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Lawmakers have to separately pass bills allocating money to specific agencies, a process that has tripped them up.
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"They are allocating their time and skillsin a way that has not been done before," Wealth-X wrote.
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Lawmakers have to separately pass bills allocating money to specific agencies, a process that has tripped them up.
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So it wouldn't just be some private guy and his nieces and nephews and children allocating the money.
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That means moving ideas to action, which means contending with problems and allocating government resources to productive ends.
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The IOC is responsible for allocating, withdrawing or reallocating medals, a process that can take months or even years.
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Investors will change their approach to funding innovations next year, Nesta predicted, allocating funds on a more random basis.
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But raw vote totals didn't tell the whole story, thanks to New York's complex formula for allocating GOP delegates.
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The state will be a top prize early next month, with its primary allocating a hefty 415 pledged delegates.
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After allocating undecided voters, this is similar to the 70% of Hispanic votes that Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
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By allocating your money this way, you make sure you have enough to pay off all your responsibilities first.
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A measure last year to keep cities from allocating federal funds for rail projects led by Chinese companies failed.
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Other countries, such as America, the Netherlands and even largely Catholic Spain allow couples to divorce without allocating blame.
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Allocating parties' legislative seats in proportion to the votes they won would eliminate the geographic disadvantage the Democrats face.
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This means that these borrowers are allocating more than 401% of their take-home pay to repaying student debt.
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Earth," Ritter says, "is a really thorough approach for rethinking online voting and allocating political power without centralized institutions.
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But allocating marketing tech budgets is complex, the report suggests, with money spent on testing technology before adopting it.
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And more than a few investors may be interested in allocating money away from stocks and back into bonds.
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Human resources and compliance departments, for example, should agree on allocating task responsibilities, sharing of information and record maintenance.
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But raw vote totals won't tell the whole story, thanks to New York's complex formula for allocating GOP delegates.
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It's a problem whose burden can be eased by cultural institutions allocating more resources to the act of curation.
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Specifically, it can do this by encouraging greater network investment by broadband providers and allocating broadband capacity more efficiently.
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Companies are exploring tech themes all at once and chief financial officers are allocating money to once radical ideas.
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But in 2019 and 2020, it proposed cutting the program by 40% and allocating just $3 million to it.
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In exchange for allocating federal fines and penalties to more localized bodies, the RESTORE Act demands transparency and accountability.
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On Wednesday, the Italian government said it was allocating 25 billion euros ($28 billion) to fight the coronavirus crisis.
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Mr. White, in contrast, bets big, allocating about 13.483 percent of his fund to copper diggers, including Freeport-McMoRan.
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The model helps coordinators determine a given person's likely partisanship, a critical piece of knowledge for allocating campaign resources.
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Enter the firm Zimperium, which is allocating $1.5 million to purchase patched bugs that still function on cell phones.
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Congress passed a law last month allocating $25 million for school safety endeavors after survivors of the Parkland, Fla.
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"We are absolutely, no question, allocating a lot to what is that next big thing," explained Nadella last week.
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The White House's rationale for allocating seats at the briefing, if accurate, would probably pose no First Amendment issues.
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And veteran governors shared personal advice on challenges like allocating the scarcest of resources for a state executive – time.
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Compare the average poll standing for each eventual winner (allocating undecideds) and what they earned in the final result.
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But that post was just one of five that need allocating, also including president of the European Central Bank.
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What makes allocating money to looming health disasters even more difficult, said Fauci, is how we typically perceive risk.
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Democrats have introduced a bill that would push in this direction, allocating $45 billion over the next 10 years.
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Its results are the basis for allocating billions of dollars of funding and representation for federal, state and local office.
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Some conservatives say that allocating the money at all would be disingenuous after members railed against the payments for years.
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Flattr Plus keeps track of the websites you visit and engage with, allocating your monthly payment across those websites proportionally.
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Investors traditionally look domestically when allocating capital to AIFs, including private debt funds, a situation the Commission wants to change.
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The government will enforce the measure by allocating roughly $210 million for what it calls the Black Economy Standing Taskforce.
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But it's hard to fault the game for not allocating all of its rendering resources to Crews' muscles during gameplay.
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By allocating your money this way, you can make sure you have enough to pay off all your responsibilities first.
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A study in 2015 by the China Notary Association found that families overwhelmingly favoured sons over daughters in allocating wealth.
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A smart market is an auction that relies on mathematical optimization to resolve complex rules associated with allocating a resource.
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That could mean allocating membership by lottery (a House of Lots) or giving slots in the Lords to occupational groups.
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What's never worked for me is budgeting — allocating a certain amount of money to spend on specific categories each month.
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The EU summit starting on June 20th, which will focus on allocating the union's big jobs, will illustrate that truth.
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Such were always supposed to be the reasons for pension funds allocating a small part of their portfolio to commodities.
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But the result is that you may not be allocating the cash in a way that covers your financial bases.
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The agency is allocating at least $10 million for the project, though it will likely cost far more than that.
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A state allocating 100 delegates after a 60-40 race should split its convention slate 60-40, not 100-0.
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Who wants to download yet another app, allocating precious space to a maybe-some-day-sort-of-useful safety precaution?
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Congress has responded to the State Department's program parsimoniously, allocating the special visas piecemeal through its annual defense policy bill.
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Congress has given the Census the critical, but non-constitutional, purpose of providing the basis for allocating much federal funding.
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Regardless of what you choose to do, investors should know the basics and do their own research before allocating funds.
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He said Puerto Rico expects "equal treatment" to hurricane-stricken Florida and Texas when it comes to allocating relief resources.
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Allocating more federal funds for thorough transition planning would further limit the need to raise additional money from outside sources.
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Startups looking to go public pay fees to underwriters who take the lead in allocating shares and setting the price.
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For investors the implication is that they should be more careful, and perhaps parsimonious, in allocating to the largest funds.
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BritePool is allocating 20% of its equity to publishers that sign up the first 80 million users, according to Moore.
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Executives have zeroed in on language in Senate Republicans' initial proposal allocating a portion of those funds to Big Business.
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The military is overwhelmingly focused on adaptation — preparing for the changes on the way, maintaining readiness and allocating resources accordingly.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) attempts to address the backlog by allocating $1 billion in funding to help states tackle it.
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The dashboard will pool data from the NHS and its partners and help healthcare workers make decisions about allocating resources.
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A government crisis team also established a centralized system for allocating scarce protective equipment to doctors, hospitals and federal authorities.
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And they are run by institutions within parameters and processes that protect individual DC participants from over-allocating to alternatives.
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Congress has reached a deal allocating $425 million towards revamping election security just in time for the 2020 presidential election.
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But Mr. Sanders may also be benefiting from the way the state party is allocating S.D.E.s to the satellite caucuses.
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Since $100,000 doesn&apost go as far as it once did, they need to be picky when allocating their money.
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Following the shooting, the state's Republican-controlled legislature passed a bill allocating money toward a weapons training program for teachers.
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Cohan repeatedly states that Wall Street is a marvelous contraption for allocating capital to the productive parts of the economy.
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The IMF criticised the loan last year saying that the process of allocating payments to service the debt were opaque.
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The agreement also made a down payment on President Trump's infrastructure plan by allocating some money for existing transportation programs.
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But in a break from the past, Canada also divided quotas between many companies, allocating 60 percent to small firms.
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Price said allocating each participant by precincts in the state's 99 counties would be confusing for both voters and precinct captains.
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"The amendment has been approved and the term loan F will be allocating today," said a source familiar with the transaction.
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But town leadership said they don't feel the state is allocating enough resources for infrastructure issues resulting from the population boom.
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But superior information does not solve the fundamental problem of allocating and enforcing property rights and responsibilities for the high seas.
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It altered the formula for allocating seats, thereby depriving the opposition coalition of a majority in the lower house of parliament.
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The PIF's professional investing staff had always looked askance at his pledge of $45bn, which bypassed their processes for allocating money.
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The post of Commission president was just one of five that need allocating, also including president of the European Central Bank.
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The government agency is responsible for allocating which radio frequencies the company can use in order to communicate with its satellites.
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To deal with hostility abroad and weakness at home, Mr Xi should start by limiting the state's role in allocating capital.
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Eastern factions have long accused the central bank in Tripoli of misspending oil revenue and allocating insufficient funds to the east.
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Seattle recently expanded an existing program, and now anyone age 11 and older can participate in allocating $2 millon per year.
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Other objectors are generally upset about the way Peabody is allocating its value, which has fluctuated with swings in coal prices.
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What's more, many costs that Amazon is currently allocating to the Quidsi business won't disappear when Quidsi shuts down, sources contend.
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When allocating delegates proportionally, states could eliminate all trailing candidates until all those remaining were above the threshold to earn delegates.
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The noise does, however, highlight the dangers when a public body like a central bank dabbles in allocating credit to companies.
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A "points system" works through allocating different scores to each prospective citizen, based on their qualifications, linguistic ability, and work experience.
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His company decided not to produce any sugar this year, allocating 100 percent of the cane to ethanol production, Junqueira said.
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Locations where illegal immigration is dense, play a large role in electing officials--specifically those among the left--and allocating funds.
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By allocating our resources line-by-line, based on our income and debt, we quickly nix that fear of the unknown.
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In 2013, Houston voters opted against allocating $217 million to turn the stadium into a giant convention center and exhibition space.
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States are filling their coffers with hundreds of millions of dollars in marijuana tax revenues and allocating them for social good.
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By allocating money into the poorest communities, the work would create jobs for people in areas that lack sufficient job opportunities.
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"We're interested in allocating funds in infrastructure like oil storage or even a stake in a refinery," said chief executive Goh.
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Politicians there have little to gain by allocating funds to an island territory that has no influence over their re-election.
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The spending blueprint released Thursday maintains $28503 billion for a war fund, allocating a total of $22019 billion to the Pentagon.
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He limited ticket prices to between $75 and $850 and has been allocating them through a lottery that includes identity verification.
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Democrats balked at allocating billions of dollars more toward border security without additional supervision into how the money would be spent.
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Meanwhile, the Senate also passed its own bipartisan measure last month, allocating $1.1 billion through September 2017 for the Zika response.
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The bill also uses Hyde-style language to bar state and local governments from allocating coronavirus rescue funds to abortion services.
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He referred to the Nigerian government as "corrupt," questioning why the U.S. is allocating time and resources to fighting Boko Haram.
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What is the Arts in Corrections program, and how much funding is the state of California allocating to it next year?
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Lawmakers agreed to maintain existing levels of funding for Mr. Trump's cherished border wall, allocating $1.375 billion for border barrier construction.
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Although many loans trade over par after allocating as demand for deals continues to outstrip supply, few allocate over face value.
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The point is that allocating extra to your unwell sister may be fairer in some respects and less fair in others.
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In addition to allocating 150 characters for a bio, Instagram allows users to link to a web page in their bio.
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" The rule forbids the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from allocating appropriated funds to "advocate or promote gun control.
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But he has given himself and longtime Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, 2114.5, more freedom to focus on investing and allocating capital.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But I want to talk to you, though, about this idea and what do you think of this idea that as an investor -- and there are so many asset managers in this room today, thinking about how much money am I allocating towards private markets, how much money am I allocating towards public markets?
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"It highlights our absolute focus on allocating capital effectively across the group and further strengthens our capital and liquidity position," he said.
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Despite her dedication to scaling LinkedIn, Hood said that Microsoft employees would probably say she's "cheap" when it comes to allocating cash.
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In June2018, it introduced plans to verify shippers' oil supplies before allocating space but scrapped the policy after BP and others complained.
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He vowed that market forces would play a "decisive role" in allocating resources and declared that reform of SOEs was a priority.
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"This is the first time in the 60 years of EU history we are allocating common funds to defense," the official said.
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Critics have blasted politicians for hyping the moonshot plan without allocating the dollars they say NASA needs to get the job done.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has been particularly outspoken in his criticism, allocating over millions of dollars to help Brazil protect the Amazon.
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The government has already responded to the lack of rainfall by allocating 1 billion rand for drought disaster relief in 2015/16.
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But such a deal would break the World Trade Organisation's rules, and put bureaucrats, not markets, in charge of allocating export rights.
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In its letter, disclosed in a MYOB statement, Manikay Partners said it felt it would be "better served" allocating its capital elsewhere.
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The regional earnings reporting season has essentially ended so investors may focus in coming days on allocating funds to dividend-paying stocks.
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In that race, NBC News was allocating 30 of 52 delegates to Clinton, and 21 to Sanders as of 9:42 a.m.
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It also called on local authorities to do a better job of relocating unemployed workers, disposing of company debt and allocating subsidies.
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In effect, an FTT will allow the financial sector to serve its function of allocating capital from savers to investors more efficiently.
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It should stop providing guarantees for economic growth and investment performance and let the market play a maximum role in allocating resources.
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Allocating substantial power based on the vagaries of the timing of deaths and retirements is no way to run a constitutional democracy.
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Underpinning all of this rethinking are big changes in how people are consuming media — and in how advertisers are allocating their money.
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Investors across the world have been excited about allocating their money into ETFs because of low fees as compared to active management.
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Europe shouldn't emulate China "by allocating state aid to certain companies, or help them to avoid competition", Rasmussen told the Financial Times.
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After all, Chinese banks do not have a track record of allocating resources efficiently at home, especially in relation to infrastructure projects.
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But despite HUD's stated fears, we know that it has proven strategies for overcoming government corruption and effectively allocating federal disaster funds.
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Interior had announced its support of the study last August under the Obama administration, allocating $1 million for two years of research.
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As a member of the Appropriations Committee, he specializes in allocating funds for government programs, not raising those funds through tax policy.
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The Afghan government has maintained pressure on the group's havens, allocating both ground and air resources, and backed up by American airstrikes.
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The city of 7.4 million people aims to increase the number of affordable flats by allocating more new land to public housing.
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That's why he, and his company Rivada Networks, advocate a wholesale model for allocating spectrum, similar to how the electricity market works.
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Executives of the hospitals prefer a more fluid approach to allocating nurses based on the needs of patients at any given time.
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If you use an app like Mint to catalog your spending, review the previous months to see how you're allocating your money.
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Mr. Wittman and Mr. Abbott say the state is allocating resources and working with the federal government on reimbursement of disaster expenses.
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In the initial test of 10 stores without guns, it found overall sales improved from allocating the floor space to other products.
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In June, the California State University System changed its policy, requiring officials to negotiate reimbursement in exchange for allocating the energy deduction.
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The specific procedures for fairly allocating House members are written into the third clause of Article One, Section 2 of the Constitution.
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The Republican governor in Florida got legislation allocating half billion dollars a year to put one police officer in each public school.
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The oil company is allocating up to $2 billion per year for electric power and alternative energy sources like wind and solar.
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Allocating resources to those who will pay the most for them is a recipe for innovative and productive use of scarce resources.
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" Macerich affirmed during its latest quarter that it's keeping properties leased and is allocating more square footage to retailers that aren't "boring.
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The paper said China has gone back on a 2013 promise to let the market play a "decisive" role in allocating resources.
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What matters is that you feel comfortable spending the budget that you have and allocating it to the people in your life.
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As after any disaster, the government's post-Harvey priority will be allocating funds to deal with the storm's immediate damage and start rebuilding.
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In June 2018, it introduced plans to verify shippers' oil supplies before allocating space but scrapped the policy after BP and others complained.
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On Monday, Republican House leaders proposed allocating $622 million to combat Zika, which would be partly covered using money designated to fight Ebola.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Google management are surprisingly penny pinching in allocating sufficient resource to projects by way of staff, office space, and budget.
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President Xi Jinping's commitment in 2013 to give market forces "a decisive role" in allocating resources seemed to presage more of the same.
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Among the most visible of these gestures was allocating space for The Center of the Future of Museums (CFM) in the MuseumExpo Hall.
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To fight pollution, officials in nearly all big cities are allocating separate quotas of licence plates for buyers of electric or hybrid cars.
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There are ongoing disagreements both in terms of messaging from the communications side and allocating resources on the political side, the source said.
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In September, Ryanair had to announce the cancellation of more than 20,000 flights after it messed up its system for allocating pilots' leave.
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"It's having those conversations about what are our greatest priorities and how does that relate to how we're allocating our money?" he said.
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In addition to calling NATO "obsolete," Trump has railed against NATO allies in Europe for not allocating 20143% of their GDP toward defense.
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Larry Hogan (R) signed an executive order last week declaring the epidemic a state of emergency and allocating $85033 million in new funding.
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Instead of housing non-violent inmates, we could be allocating those funds for infrastructure or education; we could be improving our nation's future.
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According to a new NBC analysis, however, Trump has benefited far more than Ted Cruz under the party's arcane rules for allocating delegates.
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The four energy companies want the fund to reimburse them in full, rather than allocating part of the money to the new plant.
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Evaluating performance at the team level is straightforward enough, but allocating credit for wins and losses among specific athletes is a daunting task.
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The bigger picture: This decision marks a novel approach for the IRS — allocating a proportional amount of a bundled product as medical care.
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Coupled with the proportional system of allocating delegates, Clinton can lose the remaining contests and still secure enough delegates to win the nomination.
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This $4.2 million project will be funded primarily by the city, which is allocating $2.75 million, according to William Carden, Ensemble's artistic director.
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Volkswagen said the settlement was covered by the money already set aside, though it did not rule out the possibility of allocating more.
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The Italian government declared a state of emergency for Venice on Thursday, allocating 20 million euros ($22 million) to address the immediate damage.
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The House has previously passed stopgap funding measures to reopen DHS without allocating any new wall funding since Democrats took over the majority.
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"Bernhardt's calendars are not created to be public documents, but instead used as an internal method of allocating his time," the report said.
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Allocating an amount to a retirement or savings account (or ideally both) before your paycheck reaches you can make setting money aside easier.
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Allocating just 0.6 percent of European pension funds which manage some $4.1 trillion to the tech sector would close that gap, it said.
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Census data is important not just for redrawing political boundaries, but also for allocating billions of dollars of federal funding to the states.
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Rather than Congress allocating the funds, it is more likely that HUD would redirect resources to pay for the subsidies, the analysis found.
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The Trump administration proposed eliminating direct federal funding for the station by 2025, and allocating money to commercial entities who could operate it.
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The number allocating at least 20 percent of their military spending to major equipment purchases has more than doubled (from 14 to 26).
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" A few lawmakers have also warned federal officials that asking for fees in return for allocating the deduction might amount to a "kickback.
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The House passed a sweeping bill Wednesday allocating more than $8 billion in emergency funds to combat the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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In addition, the Trump team has been allocating funds to states with weak exchange markets to encourage insurers to continue to provide coverage.
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Historically an average of polls, after allocating undecideds, misses how the average high polling candidate performs on caucus night by about six points.
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"The clients we deal with are allocating more dollars to complex issues," said Beth Renner, national director of philanthropic services at Wells Fargo.
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To the Editor: Harold Pollack argues that by allocating his vast fortune to space, Jeff Bezos is squandering an opportunity to serve humanity.
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The committee is in charge of allocating financial assistance and determining what sites are included on, or removed from, the World Heritage List.
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Yet despite the hitches, Rountree believes the company's policy of allocating significant funding to R&D will see Roche through the bumpy waters.
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They managed their extra money by saving half of it, allocating part of that income for a travel fund, and creating a budget.
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China's Finance Ministry said it was allocating 1 billion yuan ($145 million) to the provincial government of Hubei to help contain the outbreak.
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Allocating your expenses into needs, goals and aspirations can help to provide a better framework for managing your cash flow and living comfortably.
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Ethanol production is more lucrative for Brazilian mills at the current prices and mills are allocating lesser cane for sugar production, Fry said.
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Earlier this year, the House Appropriations Committee passed a spending bill allocating $50 million to study the impact of gun violence in America.
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But congressional Republicans have also expressed skepticism about rising costs and, in particular, the need for allocating new money for department administered care.
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The House approved two spending packages allocating $210 trillion for the federal budget, designating priorities like raising the tobacco purchase age to 10.
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Victims have also criticized what they call an opaque process for allocating funds raised for the survivors and the families of the dead.
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SO PEOPLE AT THE CENTER OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM PLAY A VERY, VERY IMPORTANT ROLE IN ALLOCATION CAPITAL, IN ALLOCATING CAPITAL, ALLOCATING RISK BUT NOT ONLY IS THEIR WORK NOT ALWAYS APPRECIATED, BUT THE PEOPLE WHO FIND THEMSELVES ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THAT ALLOCATION HAVE A LOT OF DISDAIN FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE AT THE CENTER OF THAT PROCESS.
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He noted that millennials are allocating more of their budgets toward restaurant visits, home improvement and gasoline, and spending less on clothing and accessories.
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" For its part, Iberdrola said that blockchain technology was a way of allocating "which assets will supply energy to a specific point of consumption.
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The administration also has an advantage in allocating spending to specific areas of the country, since Congress' moratorium on earmarks tied its own hands.
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"This is part of a reform that is essentially allocating more resources to the economy ministry for this important issue," a ministry spokeswoman said.
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You can be more productive by effectively allocating your focus to the tasks that will move the needle forward the most in your business.
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The network will also be able to adapt to need, allocating resource to specific areas during busy times, and avoiding interference with other systems.
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"Allocating the right goods to the right stores in the right markets is one of the key projects we are working on," Zeighami said.
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That could get through the House, which last July approved a spending bill allocating $1.6bn for the wall (a fraction of its ultimate cost).
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Renesas chief financial officer Hidetoshi Shibata said the company began allocating billions of dollars last year to defending its industry lead against growing competition.
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Risk mitigation operations, such as re-allocating assets to holdings with less exposure to climate risk or stronger ESG focus, will therefore be necessary.
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It would extend the solvency of Social Security and Medicare by decades, while also allocating ample dollars for much needed infrastructure and education reforms.
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The U.S. paper had misleadingly edited China's official policy, cutting out references to the "decisive role" of the market in allocating resources, he said.
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A bigger worry is that the United States could go further and, in the prevailing spirit of protectionism, prioritize allocating visas to American companies.
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New York City is allocating $250,000 to help disenfranchised women who travel to New York state pay for abortions, reports the New York Times.
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In January Kuwait's parliament approved allocating 3 billion dinars over the next 10 years to pay for the procurement of weapons and military equipment.
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The US dedicates well over three percent of GDP to defense, with Germany and France allocating a mere 85033 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.
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IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said large, diversified companies are typically allocating just a fraction of their spending to developing new clean energy technologies.
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Meanwhile, in the developed world, my home province of Ontario is allocating a whopping C$150 million to a universal basic income pilot project.
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The Senate last month agreed to a bipartisan bill allocating the same amount - $1.1 billion - to fight Zika, but without cutting any other programs.
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Census data is used for allocating federal funds, drawing congressional districts and more, meaning an inaccurate count of the population could impact those items.
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The bureau said Wells Fargo, for instance, made it hard for borrowers to control costs by allocating payments in ways that maximized late fees.
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Allocating to children first on the waitlist has the added benefit of increasing the likelihood of splitting a liver; allowing two patients to benefit.
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Thirty-two percent wanted to retain the current method of allocating presidential votes according to each state's total number of U.S. senators and representatives.
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Javid said he was allocating £1.1 billion of that earmarked funding for "critical operations" before leaving the EU on October 31 with no deal.
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In October, the Trump administration labeled the epidemic a public health emergency but fell short of allocating significant federal funds to fight the crisis.
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In truth, all systems make trade-offs when it comes to allocating health care resources, and they all largely get what they pay for.
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This pressure is almost all on the delivery workers, since the app itself does nothing beyond filing and allocating orders or tracking their location.
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"The challenge will be allocating equipment to inventory while also meeting end-market demand," said Joe O'Dea, a machinery analyst at Vertical Research Partners.
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Here are the differences in how the House and Senate have proposed allocating the money, based on summaries provided by the chambers' appropriations committees.
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As word of Werneburg's brutality spread, even the local Nazi office in charge of allocating forced laborers reprimanded the Reimanns for mistreating their workers.
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Vehicles known as risk-parity funds seek to capitalize on the lack of price swings by allocating more money to stocks as volatility diminishes.
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Allocating more resources — soap, sanitizer, and testing kits, among other supplies — to homeless populations to prevent the spread of coronavirus is necessary, Wiewel said.
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A proportional system for allocating electoral votes would force presidential candidates to run truly national campaigns instead of concentrating on just the swing states.
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But they have since agreed to cooperate on allocating the supplies within Europe, Valdis Dombrovskis, a member of the European Commission, told reporters Friday.
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The committee also reviewed more than 1,600 emails and written comments and got advice from national experts on allocating the funds, the release states.
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The British National Health Service (NHS) has an agency called N.I.C.E. (National Institute for Clinical Excellence), which is tasked with allocating health-care spending.
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Despite spending much less on defense than U.S. and China, Russia often ends up allocating a larger share of its GDP on the military.
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The Mossawa Center rights group says Israel's state budget often favors Jews, allocating more funds to Jewish localities and schools than to Arab ones.
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Budget neutrality would allow increased economic activity from restraining government while allocating more tax revenue from that growth to pay down expected ballooning deficits.
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The current system for allocating frequencies treats those molecules as FM radio station transmitters, rather than passive natural phenomena being blasted by 5G noise.
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Right now we're allocating every single thing that we make, because demand is exceeding our supply and we won't rush stuff unless its ready.
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The bulk of this amount is in funds that deploy strategies where volatility is a critical input for allocating exposure to the stock market.
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But they have largely stopped communicating about a compromise that would keep the government open while allocating some money for border security and barriers.
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They gained an advantage through the widespread practice of allocating a certain number of admissions spots to athletes who might not get in otherwise.
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But he is making only 20 of the Tourbillon Souverain Coeur de Rubis, slowly, allocating each completed watch to someone on his waiting list.
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One problem for these standards (as with the 2016 Republican debate criteria) is that public opinion polls are a terrible basis for allocating access.
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Allocating money sends a message that this work is important; an available pool of money helps focus priorities for both researchers and the agency.
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"A Trump presidency could well trigger higher macro risks globally, with investors further allocating assets to gold," Nomura researchers predicted, according to the Financial Times.
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Started in 2004, Games for Change invests resources in making socially conscious games more available, by incubating projects and creating and allocating funding for others.
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One way of encouraging this would be to give priority to those who have worked as carers when allocating places in nursing homes, says McKinsey.
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This unit would "be responsible for allocating the bank's balance sheet to CIB businesses according to client selection decisions and market opportunities," the memo said.
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Companies reason these open desk spaces can foster creativity and teamwork — not to mention there are financial benefits to allocating less square footage per employee.
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Several Sanders supporters said they were counting on the proportional system of allocating delegates to keep Mr. Sanders in the race for several more months.
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"Now is not the time to move on and stop allocating funding and research to HIV — we still have serious challenges to overcome," Fauci says.
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In addition to having virtually zero experience in higher education, DeVos has been outspoken about allocating taxpayer dollars for private schools, rather than public schools.
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They can give their first-choice vote to their favourite candidate, even if he might be a quixotic choice, while allocating their other choices strategically.
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Trump also said for the first time in his interview with the Herald that he "absolutely" supports Congress allocating funds to fight the Zika virus.
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One of the bills he sponsored in both 29 and 2019 looked at allocating $1 million to a Navajo Code Talkers Museum and Veterans Center.
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Party officials need to set the rules for how the party will do everything from allocating delegates to states to encouraging open or closed primaries.
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While the central bank has started allocating more of the $59 billion fund's assets towards alternative investments, it is largely invested in low-yield bonds.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said the group ran a power cable cartel for almost 10 years from 1999, sharing markets and allocating customers between themselves.
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It's called CollegeBacker and it's publicly launching its robo-advisory service that automates college savings by allocating money into a tax-advantaged college savings plan.
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Cost-sharing subsides: The bill would also aim to shore up the existing Obamacare market by allocating funds for the cost-sharing subsidies until 2019.
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One new approach gaining traction argues for measuring charities on other metrics, and allocating money based solely on where it will have the greatest impact.
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Second, developers are able to prioritize different sounds within an audioscape, allocating more or less processing power to things that might be considered more important.
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But the process for allocating delegates through caucuses does not end with the tally of votes on election night, and can produce some surprising twists.
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" Then she inexplicably says, "Well, the answer is to make the government very much bigger and very much more involved in allocating wealth and opportunity.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries began setting an overall production target and allocating it among members at its ministerial conference in March 1982.
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Congress has already taken some action to address election security, allocating $380 million for states to improve cybersecurity around their voting systems earlier this year.
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And that's why the space for really allocating resources both from public state owned enterprises very limited for us to actually build the right infrastructure.
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Given those differences, however, the sort of lottery you mention, among families who meet the residency requirement, is a reasonably fair way of allocating places.
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The Appropriations Committee voted 30-17 to approve the bill allocating funds for financial services and general government, which now goes to the full House.
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I'm talking about allocating up to one half of the surface of the land and the sea as a preserve for remaining flora and fauna.
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The visit comes nearly two weeks after President Donald Trump signed a measure allocating emergency hurricane relief funding in response to both Harvey and Irma.
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Berger advises finding a budget system, like envelope budgeting: allocating a monthly, predetermined amount of cash for each expense and putting it in an envelope.
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It&aposs safe to say that Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the cofounders of Instagram, know a bit about allocating resources and identifying investment opportunities.
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Johnson & Johnson Chief Financial Officer Dominic Caruso said the new law reduces some hurdles to allocating capital, but it won't shift the company's overall strategy.
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So far, his administration has proposed allocating a mere $1.6 billion to begin construction on a project that will cost tens of billions of dollars.
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They should still stick to such investing tenets as keeping costs low, diversifying and allocating their money based on their goals and tolerance for risk.
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The Mossawa Center rights group says Israel's state budget often favors Jews, allocating more funds to Jewish localities, schools, and institutions than to Arab ones.
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Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh said last week that the government was allocating $850 million to combat the economic and social effects of the health crisis.
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Within hours of the request, Democratic lawmakers indicated their displeasure with the prospect of allowing existing funds to be repurposed instead of allocating separate funds.
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The growth of money outside such traditionally closed-ended funds is a reflection of the more creative ways investors are allocating the private credit market.
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Appropriations committees in both the House and Senate have rebuffed the White House budget proposal, allocating "no less" than $85033 million in assistance to Tunisia.
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Ek says he has "daily, weekly, monthly goals," and reviews his progress each night, "over allocating" his time toward those goals, he tells Fast Company.
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The action plan pledged unprecedented budgets for inclusion and diversity programs in cultural institutions and boasted allocating $1 billion to arts and culture since 2017.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Sunday that he was allocating almost $700 million to overhaul the highway, making it greener, prettier and easier to cross.
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Last week, at a shareholder meeting of LeEco's main publicly listed arm, Leshi Internet, he acknowledged that the company had made mistakes in allocating funds.
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This week, Congress passed the FY2628 Consolidated Appropriations Act, allocating $28503 million to right whale research and protection — a 22020 percent increase from last year.
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As a longtime advocate for allocating taxpayer dollars to private schools, opponents fear DeVos could use her new position to reform and undermine public schools.
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And with that task comes another big price tag: potentially $25 million for O'Reilly's exit package, less than a year after allocating $40 million for Ailes.
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For Myanmar's government health staff, allocating precious resources can be a tricky balancing act, says Jamie Uhrig, a public health practitioner with experience working in Myanmar.
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Nationwide, on average, states provide 45 percent of school funding by allocating money to schools based on the number of students attending and those students' needs.
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Sherrilyn Ifill, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, said allocating resources to investigate college admission programs would be a waste of taxpayers' money.
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I'm constantly weighing how much of my time I'm allocating just on business upkeep and building maintenance, versus taking the business forward and long-term expansion.
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The Commission's proposals suggests allocating a part of the existing quota specifically to the United States and possibly to split the whole quota among exporting countries.
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If Britain is truly serious about fighting climate change, then the country has to stop allocating money for fossil fuel projects abroad, a new report urges.
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Last month, after repeatedly clashing with Democrats on election security funding, McConnell threw his support behind allocating $250 million in state grants to boost election security.
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Along with allocating $716 billion in defense funding, the bill put restrictions on government use of products manufactured by a number of China-based technology firms.
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For people who have never dabbled in allocating their finances somewhere beyond their checking and savings accounts, investing — especially real estate investing — can be extremely intimidating.
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But Goldman's research underscores that even as online shopping matures, making way for fewer new adopters, consumers are allocating more of their money toward the web.
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A good way to do this is by allocating a portion of a funding round in order to cash out some money for this co-founder.
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Bankers said the central bank advised them in November to begin allocating dollars for non-essential imports as a backlog in demand for essential goods receded.
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The House Appropriations Committee released its spending bill Tuesday, which includes allocating $1.6 billion for a "physical barrier construction along the U.S. southern border" with Mexico.
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Playing it safe, millennials would rather take on the responsibility of monitoring and allocating their funds themselves than risk losing money because of another financial crisis.
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Shannon Bodnar sits down every year and talks with son Kai about which causes they feel strongly about, so they can start allocating their volunteer time.
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After allocating money in this year's budget to support banks if needed, he said that money would now be used to repay maturing government debt instead.
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So-called passion investing — allocating wealth toward high-value collectibles — has been around for about 10 years and is now expanding into the classic car arena.
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China has raised quotas for the export of refined products for 2019, allocating a third batch totalling 6 million tonnes, three traders told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Of particular concern are those who take half-measures: keeping part of their balance in target-date funds and trying their hand at allocating the rest.
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The transparency and efficiency afforded by the blockchain benefits all parties by allocating resources in the most effective way without artificial markups by rent-seeking brokers.
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The Norwegian embassy said it had neither received nor agreed to any proposal to change the management of the fund or the criteria for allocating resources.
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Officials in NATO countries promised to devote 22014% of GDP to defence, but Europeans generally fell well short, with Germany allocating just over 216% to it.
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After proportionally allocating undecideds, Espy is averaging only around 16% to 17% of the white vote in polling for the runoff over the last few months.
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" He added, "That's the art of what we call global force management but it's the art of, really, priorities and allocating our resources against the strategy.
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It also said that for years it charged advisory fees to hundreds of thousands of clients without providing them with services or allocating them an adviser.
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Democrats swiftly rejected that offer and have steadfastly opposed allocating the funds requested by the President for his long-promised wall at the US-Mexico border.
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It was a limited forum in terms of time and space to run political ads and therefore money was essential to buying and allocating scarce time.
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But if it's true that the border is already secure, then it's unclear why Congress allocating billions of dollars for a wall is a desperate need.
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In regards to the problem, the company is allocating more resources towards big data and deep learning to improve its anti-fraud detection tools, said Liang.
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In addition to allocating $380 million for election cybersecurity in the states, the funding bill also includes $307 million for the FBI to counter Russian cyberattacks.
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Congress is allocating billions of dollars to respond to coronavirus and a growing economic crisis — and those dollars need to be directed right into Americans' pockets.
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The People's Bank of China has adopted various credit easing measures, allocating at least 1.15 trillion yuan ($162 billion) to help businesses hit by the virus.
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As Knecht explains, the initiative behind the rapekit backlog extends much further than allocating time and resources to pulling the untested rape kits off the shelf.
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Investing in walkable cities, whether through allocating funds to repaint pedestrian walkways or building affordable housing close to downtowns, also attracts diverse populations and creates jobs.
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In 2015, the New York Department of Health released a report on the logistical, ethical and legal issues of allocating ventilators during a pandemic-created shortage.
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In 2015, the New York Department of Health released a report on the logistical, ethical and legal issues of allocating ventilators during a pandemic-created shortage.
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House Republicans have proposed a new corporate tax plan that breaks with over 2023 years of U.S. policy by allocating profits to the place of consumption.
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The Legislature, which is now in budget talks, is also considering allocating $4 million to fund the process, said Rebecca Acuna, Ms. Neave's chief of staff.
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But he said that socialist governments traditionally have done a poor job allocating capital and end up backing politically popular endeavors and "bridge to nowhere" projects.
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But Graham-Cassidy, through its formula for allocating that shrinking federal pie, makes unusually vivid trade-offs between states that win and lose in the process.
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"It appears Mr. Barrack has used friendship and politics as criteria for business deals and for allocating shareholder capital," Blackwells wrote, citing Barrack's ties to Gates.
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We focused on an algorithm that is widely used in allocating health care services, and has affected roughly a hundred million people in the United States.
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In 2016, voters in the state approved ballot measures reducing some property and drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors, and allocating the savings to rehabilitation programs.
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"Women are very good at allocating their time, so they know what to do not only with their time, but with their employees' [time,]" he explains.
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The talks are occurring ahead of the producers' meeting in Algeria this weekend, where they are scheduled to discuss allocating a production increase announced in June.
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That said, if allocating his money how he does currently makes him happy, and he's laser-focused on helping his parents, there's no reason to change.
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So the board moved ahead with the plan, allocating a provisional budget of $22014 million for the first year, and $22015 million for the second year.
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The new Basel rules will also restrict internal risk models currently used by most Swedish banks, which give them discretion in allocating risk and capital buffers.
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Yet the act made allocating land discretionary, creating opportunities for state corruption, said Leena Koni Hoffman, an associate fellow at the London-based think-tank Chatham House.
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Patrick McCrory had called the first special session, a one-day affair on Tuesday, with the purpose of allocating disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Matthew.
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Miami-Dade County is spending $100 million on the new terminal while the cruise line is allocating up to $65 million to cover costs among other items.
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By creating two different Irish subsidiaries and allocating profit to the right subsidiary, you can end up paying corporate tax on a fraction of your actual profit.
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It has also admitted that for years it charged advisory fees to hundreds of thousands of clients without providing them with services or allocating them an adviser.
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After 9/11, the Dream Act sputtered, and Congress instead passed the Patriot Act, allocating more technology and personnel to domestic security, including surveillance along the borders.
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One aspect of this new focus is allocating spaces within the museums that are dedicated to engaging visitors through art-making activities, social discussions, and nontraditional learning.
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Bloomberg's team is also allocating a considerable sum to a new campaign tactic: soliciting the endorsement of micro-influencers, which Bloomberg would post on its own accounts.
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Qusaibi told reporters at a business conference late on Sunday that the government was already allocating and directing some money to the private sector, without giving figures.
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A quick civics primer: The legislative branch of government manages the nation's purse strings, allocating money to federal agencies and authorizing how those funds can be used.
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South Korea has drafted a decade-high expansion in fiscal spending for next year, allocating 470.5 trillion won ($424.21 billion), to creating jobs and shoring up growth.
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Forecasting loss ratios and product profitability in such a nascent market is a challenge, not to mention allocating appropriate risk capital for long-tail cyber catastrophe events.
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Commentators have seized on the slow progress towards reaching a detailed plan allocating output cuts between OPEC and non-OPEC members to explain the fall in prices.
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Two-thirds of the undergraduate student body at Georgetown University voted in favor of raising student dues, allocating to funds to reparations for descendants of enslaved people.
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Systematic is what everyone is looking for these days, no one in the allocating or consulting world wants to be seen as old fashioned or a Luddite.
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But the profession is surprisingly casual about its potential implications: for example, that as inequality rises, the price mechanism may do a worse job of allocating resources.
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Lawmakers stuck with the EU executive's proposal for allocating permits to industry perceived to be at risk of relocating abroad to avoid the burden of climate taxes.
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The number allocating at least 53% of that budget to major equipment (another pledge from a summit in Wales in 25) has risen from 27 to 22013.
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The company is allocating more spending this year on domestic exploration and production, which will make up 2018 percent of total expenditures versus last year's 653 percent.
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Allocating housing more efficiently—encouraging elderly couples to downsize after their children fly the nest, for instance—would free up some of these 16m or so rooms.
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There is, of course, no bill yet, but Paul criticized the House bill for allocating money for tax credits, which he says sound like another entitlement program.
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Yet at the same time, Accor would have a large cash amount on its balance sheet before allocating it, which would significantly reduce the net leverage ratio.
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Congress took an important first step by allocating $380 million in election security grant funding to states earlier this year to help them update their election systems.
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First, national security agencies should face the same disclosure regimes as other agencies when they engage in routine activities such as contracting and allocating budgets and personnel.
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In order to implement this type of approach into your portfolio, Kostin recommends allocating an equal investment figure on the day of addition, and avoiding a rebalance.
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But without Congress and the administration allocating robust resources, the budget pressures of today will sacrifice the nation's future share of the coming trillion-dollar space economy.
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"By building the right talent pool and then effectively allocating our resources, we are equipped to think creatively and strategically and execute efficiently and flawlessly," Cunningham said.
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Some critics say that top managers who preside over big stock repurchases are failing at one of their most basic tasks: allocating capital so their businesses grow.
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Recorded committee votes on bills allocating $100 million or more will let constituents of these members know what they supported at the committee level and increase accountability.
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What's worked includes shedding dividend-paying stocks and high-yield bonds, where he has an "almost maximum underweight," and allocating capital instead to Real Estate Investment Trusts.
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Montenegro is on track to allocate 1.72% of its GDP for defense spending in 2017, just shy of the 2% level all NATO members should be allocating.
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Despite Congress allocating $34 million in funding to the TSA, Neffenger said that it's not enough to address the shortage in screeners that contribute to the waits.
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The world has been watching the Colorado experiment in legalization—which involves allocating marijuana tax revenue to schools—and several American states have followed in its footsteps.
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Within a few years, everyone was talking about the importance of allocating some capital to so-called absolute-return strategies, and the hedge fund boom was born.
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Among the AGs' objections to the proposal: Its formula for allocating settlement money interferes with states' rights to decide for themselves how to divvy up the funds.
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The US government sees the threat IS and its drones poses as very real too, allocating funding for more advanced counter-drone efforts in the near-term.
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But the authentic core of uncertainty — how we balance risk and benefit and the great complexity in making decisions about allocating a limited resource — is still there.
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By the numbers: California is allocating $187 million — nearly 95 times what it did a decade ago, according to The Mercury News — far outspending every other state.
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Now, in addition to recruiting top dealmakers, firms are bringing in culture experts and allocating roles to individuals who better understand and empathize with the founder journey.
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He served in the Army in World War II and got a job at the Agriculture Department, where he worked on allocating grain supplies to starving countries.
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Machines are taking control of investing—not just the humdrum buying and selling of securities, but also the commanding heights of monitoring the economy and allocating capital.
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And creating the new products we need to change the future requires us to do things differently, including allocating funds, $43M to be specific, for this purpose.
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Already understaffed and under-budgeted, state and local law enforcement agencies have to make difficult choices in allocating resources (personnel and money) to these duplicative federal initiatives.
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She recommended making a list of the targets you want to reach and allocating a time frame for each, before looking at which investment strategies to use.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - For most investors, allocating funds toward companies that adopt strong environmental, social and governance practices is a relatively abstract matter of box-ticking.
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But market watchers said the decision, made after months of consultations with investors, at least partly reflected fund managers' unease about allocating more to yuan-denominated assets.
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WHY ARE THESE THE RIGHT MOVES, AND JUST TAKE ME THROUGH YOUR THINKING HERE IN TERMS OF HOW YOU'RE ALLOCATING CAPITAL GIVEN THE BENEFITS FROM TAX REFORM.
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The two have repeatedly said they would support allocating additional money for technology and increased patrols along the border, like the ones Mr. Trump referenced on Friday.
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Allocating money toward sites that require waste monitoring and management is a costly penance for pledging to "work with others to conserve" land that was seemingly lost.
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Many lawmakers and local residents criticized New York's committed incentives, in particular, arguing city and state officials should be allocating money for subway repairs and public services instead.
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"It's important that people understand, when they're allocating resources, that they understand the scale of the problem so they can adequately cope with the opioid epidemic," Buchanich explained.
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The government is allocating 11.5 billion riyals ($3.1 billion) for reimbursements under the decision, according to the royal decree, a classified copy of which was obtained by Reuters.
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Despite Russia's interference in 2016, Congress hasn't passed any legislation to improve election security since, save allocating $380 million for machine upgrades in a spending bill last year.
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Canadian union Unifor said GM had informed them of their plans to stop allocating products to the Oshawa Vehicle Assembly plant in in Ontario, Canada in December 5003.
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Xi pledged to break through resistance from vested interests to forge ahead with changes, with the aim of letting market forces play a decisive role in allocating resources.
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In a Reddit AMA (ask me anything) session Thursday, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey said the company is allocating "very limited quantities" to select U.S. retail locations for April.
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But the fine print shows secondary capitulations: In addition to allocating only $153 billion for the wall, the bill includes limitations on where it can be built. Rep.
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But the fine print shows secondary capitulations: In addition to allocating only $1.37 billion for the wall, the bill includes limitations on where it can be built. Rep.
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In the case of WuXi Biologics, underwriters ended up allocating 30 percent of the IPO to mom and pop investors, meaning fewer shares were available for professional buyers.
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"The board has to be able to articulate a case that it is allocating resources in a way that serves the company in the long term," Jacobs said.
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To promote collaboration by angels in the program, Atomico is also allocating "pooled carry," meaning that one company's success benefits all the Atomico angels in the same cohort.
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The phones were programmed to recognize the publicly available 3DMark app from the Google Play Store by name and then allocating system resources to ensure a better score.
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Faced with a prospective health crisis, governments around the world began allocating resources to establish call centers to field the torrents of worried parents reaching out for help.
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Von Der Leyen admitted last year that her department had made mistakes in allocating contracts worth millions of euros to external consultants, after an investigation by the Bundestag.
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Gupta said that only seven of India's 36 states and union territories had been allocating funds for palliative care so far, but he expects that number to grow.
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Other crucial labor and land reforms are in the works, after the Modi government turned its focus on rural spending in the 2016-2017 budget, allocating $13.1 billion.
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But U.S. corporations have heavily favored share buybacks over investments in allocating the rich windfalls they received from the Trump tax package and its deep corporate tax cuts.
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Bouri said he had noticed a shift at the Vatican conferences he attended from educating the faithful about the potential of impact investing toward allocating capital to projects.
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But Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri, who is Lebanon's main Sunni politician and enjoys Western backing, has ruled out allocating any of his cabinet seats to them.
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First the telegraph, then the telephone, then the mainframe computer and then the internet all came and yet, mysteriously, saving or allocating capital got not one whit cheaper.
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In fact, the situation become so dire that earlier this year, Governor Jerry Brown proposed allocating an extra $14 million of the state budget to policing unauthorized weed.
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Allocating 14.34 trillion Indian rupees ($225.5 billion) for rural infrastructure, Jaitley said the spending should create and new businesses, build new roads, housing, sanitation, and electrification in villages.
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More than any other bank on Wall Street, Credit Suisse restricts the cash portion of its bonuses, allocating large chunks in company stock, which has halved in value.
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Instead, while she praises lawmakers for quickly allocating funding for the building, she spends a significant amount of time discussing the two FBI agents who were being honored.
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Naren said he is confident an earnings recovery will materialize, but warns retail investors should focus on allocating investments in a wide array of funds to hedge risks.
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The error, which happens occasionally during legislative drafting accidentally allocated $25 billion per year for five years rather than allocating the $25 billion over a five-year period.
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The decennial survey is mandated under the Constitution, and the data is used for a variety of purposes like drawing congressional districts and allocating federal funds to states.
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The funding agency CEO said the drop was the result of a decline in the number of central banks and reserve managers allocating money to the Australian dollar.
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By the same token, America's current process of allocating H1-B guest worker visas to companies that want to hire foreign-born high tech workers is badly broken.
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They are useful to allocating limited resources, and the practice of collaboratively identifying uncertainties helps teams reduce blind spots and take constructive action in the face of uncertainty.
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China easing controls on processing imports of genetically modified strains of corn and fully allocating its low-tariff import quota for wheat would also add to grain shipments.
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Yet they were granted preferential treatment in admissions because of the prevalent practice of allocating a number of admissions spots to athletes who might not get in otherwise.
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Their aim is to maximize profits across the world — allocating cash where it is most beneficial, finding labor where it is cheapest — not to pursue some national interest.
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Those in favor of lower taxes have argued that individuals are more capable than the government of allocating money to important causes, including people in need of assistance.
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SBB districts give principals greater control over their budgets (between 20 and 60 percent of their total operating budget, varying by district) by allocating dollars instead of positions.
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THE BANKS START MAKING LOANS NOT TO GOOD COMPANY NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE PROPERLY ALLOCATING CAPITAL TO ITS HIGHEST AND BEST USE BUT TO KEEP THAT FACTORY OPEN.
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The Golden State is set to be a key primary battleground, allocating an eye-popping 415 pledged delegates — the most of any state — on its March 85033 primary.
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Entries on a blockchain can be used to queue up events with a supply chain — allocating goods newly arrived at a port to different shipping containers, for example.
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"We must do everything we can to ensure the safety and security of the American people, and that starts with making smart choices about allocating resources," he said.
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If FERC focuses solely on the flap over changes to rules that govern how Colonial moves fuels, "we will continue to fight about allocating scarce capacity," Baer said.
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Duke could set the COA for Williamson and other students at $175,000, allocating the additional $100,000 to "other costs" category available in student financial aid packages under COA.
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The measure includes allocating $1 million over four years to train airport personnel, pilots and flight attendants how to spot human trafficking victims and report to law enforcement.
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A more complex formula for allocating grant money among the states was developed: half on the basis of state population and half on the basis used in 2628.
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In recent years he has hired Andrew Ang, a star finance professor from Columbia, to push BlackRock into factor-based investing, a theme-based approach to allocating assets.
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Coe said the I.A.A.F. would examine the possibility of fining athletes who broke doping rules but said allocating money from those fines to the wronged could prove legally complicated.
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In what appears to be a win-win situation for all parties, the ministry of railways has begun allocating Uber and Ola with parking space outside some railway stations.
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN agency, responsible among other things for allocating radio frequencies in space, acts as a clearing-house for information on satellites in orbit.
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NAB has admitted to the inquiry that for years it charged advisory fees to hundreds of thousands of clients without providing them with services or allocating them an adviser.
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The vision of the light rail needs to be matched by the mayor's clear commitment in his call for a just society by allocating street space for light rail.
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By allocating spectrum assets to another company like Dish, the deal could preserve a viable fourth carrier that could compete against the New T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon.
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To concentrate more fully on the growing opportunity, Renesas has reconfigured its business, allocating resources previously used in areas including video game consoles and smartphones towards autonomous driving tech.
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Whether taking time to exercise daily or allocating a no-work zone inside your home, self-care entails a set of practices that cater to an individual's own needs.
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A new machine was bought in 2013 but the government delayed allocating 30 billion shillings ($8.97 million) for a special building, called a bunker, to house it, she said.
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FIFA has passed a raft of reforms which include allocating at least six places on the new 36-member FIFA council, which will replace the executive committee, to women.
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"When they speak about market oriented reforms, they mean having the market work well in terms of allocating resources in terms of acting as a price mechanism," he said.
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While that was a more modest dip than several in the industry had been expecting, it nonetheless showed that consumers are allocating more of their budgets toward the web.
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" The analyst is encouraged that Boston Beer is allocating some advertising money to reinvigorate its core Sam Adams brand, which he calls "really the driver of their beer business.
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Allocating more profits to the United Kingdom might have made the company ineligible for the Video Games Tax Relief Scheme, which was launched in 2014, according to the report.
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Without allocating significant amounts of funding for a crewed trip to Mars, that kind of high-risk spaceflight won't happen on the current timeline, much less an accelerated one.
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Many lawmakers and local residents have criticized New York's committed incentives, in particular, arguing city and state officials should be allocating money for subway repairs and public services instead.
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Generally speaking, that means allocating 50% of your monthly income on "needs" such as your mortgage and other household expenses, 30% on your "wants" and 20% on your savings.
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If any of your goals include making big-ticket purchases at some point, try allocating a portion of your income to an account set up just for that purpose.
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Some lawmakers, including Federley, have called for a more tiered approach, allocating more free permits to industries most at risk of relocating in what is known as "carbon leakage".
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By our calculations they should do roughly $800 million in EBITDA out of Australia this year after allocating corporate expense and then another $003 million from the U.S. operations.
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Trump declared the national emergency before signing a spending bill Friday allocating roughly $1.4 billion toward border security, a far cry from the $5.7 billion he had initially demanded.
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That means they plunge into what was hot last year, rather than allocating to an asset class and seeking out managers who create abnormally large returns relative to risk.
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Candidates denounced what they see as the administration's prioritization of standardized testing and accused Trump's Education Department of allocating funds to private charter institutions, hindering progress for public schools.
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Nadella was recently named Fortune&aposs Businessperson of the Year, and he credits CFO Amy Hood for her strategic role in allocating capital to Microsoft&aposs cloud-computing services.
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Let's keep on this path by using a strategy that works: allocating spectrum through public auctions open to all bidders (rather than losing precious time considering vague, untried propositions).
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The 2019 Green platform, therefore, included not just implementing carbon pricing, but also exploring a basic income guarantee for island residents and allocating $10 million to increase social assistance.
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"There is a much better way of allocating our taxpayer's money that will directly help the communities," said New York State Assemblyman Ron Kim, who represents parts of Queens.
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But with Democrats allocating their delegates on a proportional basis, Mr. Sanders's share of the combined 64 delegates offered by Utah and Idaho will do little to dent Mrs.
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City Hall knows this and plans to steer billions of capital dollars toward housing, allocating more money to subsidize affordable homes than the next 50 United States cities combined.
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Trump stormed out of a meeting with Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer last week, after Pelosi indicated she's still not interested in allocating money for Trump's wall.
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While the federal government might have trouble tracking wealth for allocating baby bonds, it would be feasible with homeownership programs, said Dan Immergluck, a professor at Georgia State University.
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While some advisors advocate allocating a sliver of an investment portfolio to gold, investors should wait until the dust settles from the recent market rout to buy, they said.
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Nana is allocating the majority of the new funds towards bolstering its growth, it said, expanding its operations and geographical footprint within Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region.
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Trump is pushing numerous such cuts, long sought by conservative Republicans, in the spending plan, while allocating "more money for things like private and public school choice," Mulvaney said.
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If we want to improve productivity, we should be allocating more, not less, money to areas like job training and education, as well to investments in research and development.
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Many obstacles loom in the short, medium and long term, from taking care of the thousands of displaced people to allocating public funds to help in the rebuilding process.
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It also allows campaigns to be more flexible with their campaign funds, identifying potential voters, turning them out, and then allocating funds to identify even more would-be voters.
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New York announced last week that it is allocating $10 million in its fiscal 2018 budget for creating a legal defense fund to provide lawyers for immigrants facing deportation.
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I was a Peace Corps volunteer in India (1965-67) and I've done research on what America gains from allocating funds in the federal budget for the Peace Corps.
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"The incentive should be on the savings side, and the next level is allocating the dollars and having them work for you in the most effective way," she said.
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While Germany does fall short of allocating 2 percent of its G.D.P. to military spending, that money is not intended to be paid to NATO or the United States.
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The underwriters leading this process are backed by an IPO syndicate, sometimes comprising more than a dozen banks, which share the responsibility of selling and allocating shares to investors.
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Gabbard says her time in the U.S. military made her critical of what she has called "wasteful foreign wars," and she supports re-allocating war funds toward domestic issues.
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When allocating the entire $1.1 trillion savings over the past 10 years from every sector to each household in America, the yield is approximately $9,000 of savings per household.
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Oregon is one of just four US states where lawmakers have passed legislation aimed at making crude-by-rail transport safer, allocating funds to coordinating response plans for accidents.
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The meeting has already spurred some action: On Wednesday, the US Agency for International Development announced it was allocating up to $543 million to fight TB around the world.
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With its previous flagship, the Mate 9, it used machine learning to adapt the device's operating system to users' habits, allocating processing power and memory to the most-used tasks.
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Washington Prime Group, which has 28 Sears locations in its portfolio slated to go dark, says it's allocating up to $325 million of capital to renovate them for new tenants.
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The House argued that that the cost-sharing reduction payments were illegal because Congress --- not the executive branch -- had control over allocating spending, and Congress had not appropriated the money.
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Some bondholders and shareholders such as Goldilocks, an Abu Dhabi Financial Group equity fund, and the Singapore Exchange have criticized the restructuring and Noble's restrictions on allocating shares to investors.
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The DOJ approved the T-Mobile-Sprint merger back in July after it was able to piece together a new wireless competitor by allocating some of Sprint's spectrum to Dish.
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The administration has proposed allocating $20 million for the Ukraine program in each of the last two years, but Congress restored it to $115 in the final budget each time.
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This week, President Berdymukhamedov signed a decree allocating $1.47 billion toward imports of construction materials, equipment and other items needed for the new city - which has yet to be named.
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The Democrats use a proportional system of allocating delegates, which means a close contest between Clinton and Sanders in California would result in a near even split of pledged delegates.
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As the tide turns towards permanent automation of allocating public resources, this is the time to address embedded biases, and to face these issues head on, before it's too late.
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The House of Representatives holds "power of the purse" -- the ability to raise money for the federal government (through taxes) and spend it (by allocating it to other federal entities).
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By understanding risk tolerance and allocating money among asset classes accordingly, investors are often less prone to make impulsive decisions when the market bounces around, as it has this year.
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Cane Garden Bay's district representative, Melvin Turnbull, is tasked with allocating some $1 million in reconstruction funds for the area, and has earmarked a quarter to rehabilitate natural flood barriers.
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ET on Tuesday that it was allocating eight for Cruz, seven each for Rubio and Trump, three for retired surgeon Ben Carson, and one each for Huckabee, Bush, Ohio Gov.
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That strategy could include allocating more money to managers such as Daniel Loeb's hedge fund Third Point after he recently told his clients that he is seeing opportunities in Europe.
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Last week, he ordered his cabinet to put together a package of measures to ensure growth continues, including allocating recovery funds for the devastating typhoon that struck Japan last month.
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But negotiations have been slow in part because GOP leaders and even rank-and-file members have expressed concerns about allocating money for Obamacare, a law they've campaigned to repeal.
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Warren ripped the House proposal for not allocating enough resources to Zika and for taking the money from President Obama's initiative against the Ebola virus instead of approving new funds.
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The worry: asset managers will be tempted by the potential for higher compensation from hedge funds to favor those clients, potentially allocating trades to the detriment of their mutual funds.
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The analyst said Macy's return on invested capital (ROIC), which measures how efficiently a company is profitably allocating its resources, has declined by 4.3 percentage points from 2014 to 2016.
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Although they are sometimes in charge of allocating millions of dollars, student governments garner relatively little interest from students and their inner workings are rarely covered outside of campus newspapers.
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Last but by no means least, liberals should acknowledge that the Trump administration's vision of allocating green cards based on likely labor market success rather than family connections has merit.
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If anything, the Electoral College seems to have the opposite effect, since nearly every state uses a winner-take-all system for allocating electoral votes that flattens their internal differences.
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To insulate itself, Shell has begun allocating up to $1003 billion per year — out of a capital budget of up to $30 billion — to electric power and other alternative energy.
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It's worth noting that Sanders also lost a non-binding primary the state held in 2016 to Hillary Clinton, but the caucus results were what Democrats used for allocating delegates.
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But the Chinese Communist Party's plan for that is to have the state play the "leading" role in the economy while the market plays the "decisive" role in allocating resources.
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We're thinking about ... all newsrooms are staffing up or allocating resources towards 2020 and as an editor, it's just going to be the big story of the next two years.
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The bill's formula for allocating money among the states would also lead to big redistributions, generally taking money away from states that have expanded Medicaid, toward those that have not.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced that he would ramp up spending to soften the economic blow from the virus, allocating 25 billion euros ($28.3 billion) to support firms and families.
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Officials are sparing no expense, setting aside about 232 million euros to transform the city's decaying infrastructure, and they are considering allocating €21945 million to finance a yearlong cultural rejuvenation.
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Trump canceled his plans to travel to the headquarters to the main U.S. agency fighting the outbreak before signing a bill allocating $8.3 billion to stop the virus from spreading.
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Elizabeth Warren on Monday released an education plan that aims to quadruple public education funding with a focus on allocating more resources to lower-income students and increasing teacher pay.
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The Red Cross in Wuhan said this week that it was only one part of the city's resource supplying team and that city officials were in charge of allocating supplies.
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Reform must be centered on ideas and institutions capable of effecting the desired outcome—delivering high-quality healthcare to the largest possible number and controlling costs by allocating resources efficiently.
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This approach has the added benefit of showing citizens that Congress will take a break from the money game while they are doing the important business of allocating taxpayer funds.
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The ultra-wealthy are allocating more of their money to equities and less to hedge funds and real estate this year, a survey of family offices published on Wednesday found.
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"They actually had a budget allocating 2% of GDP for defense but then GDP growth was stronger than expected, so they, they just slipped below the 2% target," Stoltenberg said.
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While typical companies invest 20 percent of cash flow back into the business, "poster child" companies such as Amazon and Alphabet are allocating 90 to 100 percent, according to Kostin.
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For a start, the problem that cooperatives have in raising capital will require national or regional investment banks to provide funds, thus government would be picking winners and allocating resources.
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For child care, this means allocating significant resources to quality care for the nearly 50 percent of American babies and toddlers living in families with incomes below $50,000 a year.
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In addition to new capital expenditures, the telcommunications giant recently announced that it would be allocating $400 million to award shares of the company stock to rank-and-file employees.
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The California Legislature has taken steps to assist foreign-born veterans, including allocating funds in the 2018 budget to pay for legal representation for those facing deportation or already removed.
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"People are backing away from harsh enforcement and sentencing policies, such as mandatory sentencing, and appear more interested in allocating tax dollars toward rehabilitation, treatment, and support efforts," they write.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said he expected a significant progress if not a final deal on Tuesday in talks over allocating top jobs within the European Union.
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When your limited partners step in and actually block an investment, save the general partnership, the guys allocating the capital know we're not comfortable with this, that is pretty extraordinary.
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This was also thanks to a structural rotation, with fund managers allocating more capital to stocks in the world's second-largest economy as part of their inclusion by index provider MSCI.
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" Land Rover: "In light of the current situation, The O'Reilly Factor is not a positive environment for advertising our products and thus we are not allocating any ads to the program.
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The Supply Ministry has taken on a new role controlling the sugar distribution network, allocating stocks to food producers, supermarkets, and outlets across the country, and cutting out private sector distributors.
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At a time when legendary investor Warren Buffett has almost nothing nice to say about big money managers, investors say they plan on allocating less money than they did in 2016.
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Fitch added that Chinese banks have a poor track record of allocating resources efficiently, and policy banks tend to have poorer disclosure compared to commercial banks and non-Chinese development banks.
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"My assessment is that while they were waiting for cryptocurrency to validate itself, they were allocating resources and staff into the new sector behind the scenes," said Coinsource CEO Sheffield Clark.
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A deal could not be reached as the two lenders were not able to sort out issues including structuring and allocating capital, the newspaper reported, citing people familiar with the talks.
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AirAsia, which has pending orders for about 400 Airbus aircraft, has been allocating planes to its leasing subsidiary and has been seeking to diversify the unit's customer base beyond AirAsia's affiliates.
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President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence both acknowledged on Sunday that the conditions were "terrible," but blamed Democrats for not allocating additional funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Rep.
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Cutting the Department of Energy's office of science from 503's $6.585 billion to $5.5 billion while allocating more money to Exascale computing and quantum computing, likely cutting into other programs.
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Despite allocating fairly high capex for conventional power generation by 212001, distribution continues to dominate Tauron's capex plan (53% of 2016-2020 capex), followed by generation (37%) and coal mining (7%).
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If Zayo decides to remain independent, it would need to streamline operations, be more disciplined in allocating capital, and improve oversight, Starboard wrote in a letter to the company last month.
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Wyatt came from hedge fund Empyrean Capital and joined Starboard with the remit of allocating more money toward event driven situations such as mergers, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The O'Malley factor Despite O'Malley's slim support, the Democratic Party's rules for allocating delegates mean his backers could ultimately sway the contest in favor of one of the two front-runners.
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If import controls stay in place, the government would consider allocating permits in advance to "provide predictability to the market," Department of Finance spokesman Pierre-Olivier Herbert said in a statement.
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" Reed said that, while he supports border security, he believes the best way to achieve such a goal is through "comprehensive, bipartisan immigration reform and effectively allocating our national security dollars.
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"Via's technology is designed to solve transportation problems exactly like this by automatically allocating supply to areas of higher demand, like we'll see once the closures take full effect," they continued.
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"An ugly game," said Rebecca Lobo, the former Connecticut star, who was placed with the Liberty as part of the league's strategy of allocating two regionally designated core players per team.
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In 2015, a battle over flying the Confederate flag on federal property paralyzed spending bills on the floor and dashed the promised return to an orderly process for allocating taxpayer money.
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Allocating shares to deep-pocketed fundsWith the Eidos IPO, the team wanted to get broad support from deep-pocketed mutual funds at places like Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and Wellington Management.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has vowed to tackle Mexico's crisis of disappearances and mass graves in part by reinstating a national search system and allocating unlimited resources to the program.
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"There is the inherent difficulty of allocating resources away from billion dollar brands to those generating less than $100 million in revenue," said Todd Lachman, President and CEO of Sovos Brands.
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These problems provided textbook examples of gross inefficiency in allocating scarce resources, with an eerie resemblance to the pervasive shortages and misdirected resources of central planning in the old Soviet Union.
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"It is reasonable to believe that the industry would be no less effective in serving its productive use (allocating capital) after the tax is in place," Baker said in his report.
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But given his recent statements about allocating money towards infrastructure or economic issues over public spaceflight, it's hard to know if he would have funded major NASA projects like the CCP.
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We've always had trouble allocating wireless spectrum—the term for the different frequencies of electromagnetic waves which we use for different forms of wireless, or radio communication—in the right places.
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While counties foot the bill for some elections costs, states are generally responsible for allocating resources to fund voting equipment, ballots, compensation for local election officials, and dissemination of voter information.
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Without allocating huge sums of money to remedy a serious social problem, this proposed legislation would channel veterans into a system that does not have the capacity to serve their needs.
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One of the reasons why the US has massively outperformed thus far is that companies have kept their shareholders happy by allocating a huge share of cash to buybacks and dividends.
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On Monday, Governor Cooper called Housing Secretary Ben Carson requesting more flexibility in allocating the new amount of federal cash that is expected to exceed the Matthew funding, state officials said.
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TUNIS, March 21 (Reuters) - Tunisia is allocating 2.5 billion dinars ($850 mln) to face the economic and social effects of the coronavirus health crisis, Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh said on Saturday.
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Presidential candidates in Peru have been financed by Venezuela and Brazil, and the funding from the latter came linked to allocating huge public infrastructure contracts to previously handpicked Brazilian construction firms.
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Amplifon on Friday proposed allocating all 2019 as retained earnings, while Brembo said a dividend over 2019 earnings may be proposed once the situation relating to the virus has been overcome.
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Democrats allocate most of their pledged delegates proportionally by legislative district, in addition to allocating at-large and PLEO (party leader and elected official) delegates based on the statewide vote breakdown.
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Instead of allocating all of our income toward expenses, he encouraged us to "pay ourselves first" — to set aside a certain amount for savings before it even hits our checking account.
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They have put up television ads relatively early in the race, allocating $22020 million for the final three months of 2019 to highlight a booming economy and the low unemployment numbers.
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She also suggested that social spending policies had a part to play, noting that allocating funds to areas such as education, health care and pensions could help to reduce wealth inequality.
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Democrats say their bill addresses research and development concerns by allocating more than $10 billion to the National Institutes of Health for biomedical research, with the goal of advancing breakthrough cures.
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While he encouraged lawmakers to consider returning to earmarks, he also argued they'll need "better controls" in allocating funds, saying "it got a little bit out of hand" in the past.
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Properly identifying which people in formerly waived areas should be subject to the three-month time limit and which people should be exempt requires training staff and allocating more administrative resources.
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How do you explain a government allocating $155,000 for wigs to be bought in England when the same government is failing to buy bandages and betadine for infants in pediatric wards.
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But in allocating ethics responsibility, the worst outcome would be to stifle innovation through over-regulation or the misguided belief that the companies alone will solve the ethics challenges of technology.
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Research from BNP Paribas, published on Monday, found that Asian investors lagged global counterparts in terms of ESG investment (allocating 10 percent of assets compared to 18 percent of assets globally).
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In fact, after allocating just 750 of the cars through last year, Ford told Motor Authority that it plans to open up the order book for the last batch later this year.
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We all have certain spending routines: paying the electric bill, allocating whatever loose change remains to our "savings," refilling our eight-step skin-care regimen on what feels like a monthly basis.
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Tot up all the parking spaces and the lanes and ramps that will allow cars to reach them, and it is clear that Apple is allocating a vast area to stationary vehicles.
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Harris told NPR's "Morning Edition" last month that the term reparations "means different things to different people," and that allocating funds for mental health treatment would be one form of reparations. Sen.
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Congress is expected to vote next week on the first school safety bill since the Parkland shooting, allocating $50 million a year for teacher training and reinforced classroom doors, among other things.
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At a Capital Markets Day (CMD) presentation to analysts and investors, Tesco also said its priority for allocating capital was reinvesting in the business, maintaining its debt ratios and growing its dividend.
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WARSAW, July 2 (Reuters) - Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said he expected a significant progress if not a final deal on Tuesday in talks over allocating top jobs within the European Union.
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Companies are always having to make difficult decisions, whether allocating limited resources (such as promotions and bonuses) or sacking people if they hold the organisation back or if the market turns down.
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Last week, the committee voted 31-0 for legislation allocating more than $51 billion for the State Department and foreign operations next year, nearly $11 billion more than the Trump administration's request.
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On March 1st voters from a dozen states went to the polls—of the 11 states allocating delegates, Mr Trump won seven, Ted Cruz won three and Mr Rubio won just one.
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In May Japanese investors had bought a variety of European bonds, including those from Germany, France and Britain as they began allocating new funds for the financial year that began in April.
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"Donald Trump find that some states have awkward rules for allocating delegates The apprentice"Donald's whole pitch is he's a great businessman and yet…it appears he can't run a lemonade stand.
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Shares of Twitter jumped more than 3 percent in premarket trading Friday on the upgrade as the analyst also noted that he believes advertisers are allocating more to the social media platform.
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They accomplish this by allocating merit-based financial aid to students for all kinds of reasons: academic excellence, prowess on the sports field or to fill a special need at the school.
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"We feel comfortable now allocating to emerging markets, which are at near record discount valuations to the United States and (we are) in fact broadening out to international assets generally," he added.
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Leaders are also expected on Friday to endorse allocating more police officers and equipment to help Bulgaria guard its southeastern border with Turkey and to help prevent another wave of mass migration.
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"Earnings will definitely remain a key trigger for the markets and investors are allocating funds depending on how the earnings will pan out," said Deven Choksey, managing director at KR Choksey Securities.
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Looking at the latest polling and allocating undecided voters, Republican Brian Kemp is forecasted to end up with 49.3% of the vote to Democrat Stacey Abrams' 48.3% to Libertarian Ted Metz's 2.4%.
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But if you look at what Carolina was getting out of what they've put in, I think there's some logic to freeing up the dollars they otherwise would be allocating to Norman.
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William Stewart, a forestry specialist at the University of California, Berkeley, said he believed Mr. Trump was referring to the battle over allocating water to irrigation versus providing river habitat for fish.
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But market dips can be a good time to start investing, as long as you are allocating your money in a prudent way that will help you achieve your long-term goals.
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News reports from South Korea indicated that regional government offices have been allocating more funds to buy blocks of tickets, with plans to distribute them to schools, disadvantaged families and other groups.
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Since the outbreak, however, they have been thrust to the front line in the fight against the virus, tasked with screening residents for suspected patients, allocating community resources and coordinating with hospitals.
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The numbers reflect the government's strategy of re-allocating capital to other engines of the economy, and in turn, providing a little respite to the steel, cement, energy and related services sectors.
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During his 2016 campaign, Trump made immigration his signature issue, and as president he has repeatedly demanded that Congress appropriate money for the entire border wall project instead of allocating annual amounts.
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If you want to be really accurate, have an accountant or tax preparer analyze your income for the year and let you know how much you should be allocating for tax payments.
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He outlined a host of changes the city has been putting in place at Rikers, including allocating $15.1 million to triple the number of surveillance cameras at the city's jails, to 10,000.
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"They really feel very keenly about making a major contribution in that sector and they're allocating budgets accordingly to be able to push that," Zobel de Ayala said of the Duterte administration.
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Twitter has been emphasizing improving the health of the platform, which includes the removal of thousands of spam and suspicious accounts and allocating resources to comply with new privacy regulations in Europe.
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"From the issuer's perspective, they won't want to alienate their investor base by allocating more than usual to the ECB for the sake of shaving off a few basis points," Moran said.
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Herb White, CFP, started to transition the practice he founded, Life Certain Wealth Strategies, toward outsourced investment management over the past few years, allocating all new client money to be managed by TAMPs.
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It involves analysing a budget's differing impacts on men and women and allocating money accordingly, as well as setting targets—such as equal school enrolment for girls—and directing funds to meet them.
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Furthermore, he has been very clear about fixing the dysfunctional nature of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which has spent too many years allocating too much money with too few results.
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We believe focused business portfolios can allow companies to create value for shareholders by more effectively allocating capital towards opportunities with higher growth and returns or towards share repurchases, dividends and debt reduction.
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Companies win by providing the best products at the lowest price; investors win by allocating scarce capital where it can be put to best use; the country as a whole reaps the benefit.
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What the GoFundMe campaign does not make clear is that Congress was behind that particular initiative, allocating $7.5 million to the repairs on the condition that private donations would match that same amount.
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One strategy Curtis said she sometimes advocates for her clients: Funding their 401(k) plan up to the employer match, and then allocating the rest of the money to a Roth IRA account.
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Amid an inability by the parties to reach settlements, lawyers for the cities and counties in June unveiled their novel proposal, which also establishes a formula for allocating settlement funds among local governments.
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This is a simplistic version of the decision facing an investor trying to decide between allocating the marginal hundred dollars to a product that tracks the or to a 10-year Treasury note.
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Canada's biggest pipeline operator, Enbridge Inc, said on Monday it was taking steps to address complaints from oil shipper BP PLC about abrupt changes it made in allocating space on its Mainline system.
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The U.K. already has one of the world's best intelligence services, so allocating more resources to surveillance and reconnaissance is one of the few options left, said Colin Clarke, political scientist at RAND.
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We need governments to restate their obligations to all their citizens, by ensuring equal right and protection, by allocating funds and resources to ensure the security and well-being of the Jewish community.
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The penalties are based on the fees each firm earned from F-Squared's flagship "AlphaSector" strategy, a customized model for allocating investors' assets in exchange-traded funds, stocks and bonds, the SEC said.
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The Trump administration has proposed allocating $1.5 billion for the Homeland Security Department to protect federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyber threats in a fiscal year 85033 budget blueprint released in March.
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"By fabricating an emergency in order to bypass the political process for allocating a budget, you appear to be abusing both this trust and your own oath of office," the letter also said.
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"We have partially mitigated delays by re-allocating shipments as per operational capacities of our logistics partners," a spokesman for Snapdeal said, adding that it had informed buyers and sellers about the delays.
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When one out of every three people worldwide lacks access to adequate sanitation, it is undeniably urgent for the United States to show leadership by allocating $425 million for water and sanitation programs.
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If polarization were simply a matter of parties negotiating on behalf of competing economic interest groups and allocating federal dollars, it follows that there are deals to be made (and plenty of earmarks!).
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The chief executive may not willy-nilly conjure up an "emergency" as a pretext for issuing orders that could undermine state sovereignty, and for doling out federal dollars that Congress should be allocating.
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Zakaria al-Qaq, a professor at Al Quds University in East Jerusalem, said the Palestinian Authority had long neglected Jerusalem and its Palestinian inhabitants, allocating a paltry part of its budget to them.
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But our system for allocating resources in public education, with local property taxes funding schools and districts gerrymandered to be socioeconomically homogeneous, does as much to perpetuate inherited privilege as to level it.
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These apps are popular because they're artificially cheap: Uber and Lyft subsidize rides to increase their number of monthly users, a key metric for investors, while allocating relatively little per trip to drivers.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on March 2000 that he would ramp up spending to soften the economic blow from the virus, allocating 0003 billion euros ($2000 billion) to support firms and families.
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The available evidence suggests that Biden remains outgunned in advertising money and outmanned on the ground in the 14 states that will vote March 3, allocating a third of the nomination's total delegates.
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California is the biggest delegate prize of both Super Tuesday and the entire Democratic primary process, allocating a total of 415 pledged delegates, which is over 10% of the total number of delegates.
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The census helps to ensure fair political representation — in allocating seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, determining the number of Electoral College votes, and creating electoral lines at all levels of government.
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Cesarani faults the Jewish leaders in Poland not for things over which they had no control, but for their venality and social conservatism when it came to allocating the scant resources they possessed.
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It just says that a state's electors -- those representatives to the Electoral College -- will do it on your state's behalf...and that the state can basically choose any means of allocating those electors.
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Pelosi's comments show Democrats have no plans to back down from the fight against allocating billions of dollars for the border wall, which Trump has pursued in fervor as his top domestic priority.
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"These plants are absolutely bargaining chips and the union is not going to give up on allocating those plants without getting something in return," says Kristin Dziczek of the Center for Automotive Research.
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The winner-take-all method of allocating electors — used by every state at the time, and by all but two today — doesn't simply risk putting the popular-vote loser in the White House.
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The issue presented is whether EPA exceeded it authority by developing a complex "pollution budget" and allocating responsibility for reducing the inputs of nitrogen and phosphorous throughout the eight states that comprise the basin.
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Burwell said the funding was intended to keep Zika vaccine research going despite the lack of funding from U.S. lawmakers, who left for summer recess before allocating any funding to Zika research and preparedness.
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While investment diversification used to be viewed as balancing among stocks, bonds and cash in a portfolio, it now means allocating money to different financial goals — namely, saving for college, health care and retirement.
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Mr. Bryant, responding to a budget shortfall for the current fiscal year, ordered nearly $40 million in cuts Monday while allocating about $35 million from the state's reserve fund to make up for it.
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"Revolv was a great first step toward the connected home, but we believe that Works with Nest is a better solution and are allocating resources toward that program," a Nest spokesperson told the Verge.
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The Philippine military, for decades preoccupied with domestic insurgencies, has been shifting its focus to territorial defense, allocating 83 billion pesos ($1.77 billion) until 2017 to upgrade and modernize its air force and navy.
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Brazil's antitrust regulator said it wants new rules for allocating airplane landing and departure rights in Sao Paulo's crowded domestic airport, saying they are too concentrated among two main airlines - LATAM Airlines and Gol.
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Messrs Son and Misra have every reason to ensure that the Vision Fund's procedures are pristine; potential investors in Vision Fund 2 will scrutinise how disciplined the first fund has been in allocating capital.
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Separately, that FBI official had been trying to reach Kennedy about the issue of office space for agents in overseas embassies and consulates because Kennedy had a say in allocating space at diplomatic outposts.
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Even if you accept the premise that free, competitive markets are always or almost always better at allocating resources than legislators or regulators, it's questionable just how far that gets you on energy policy.
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While politically appealing as a visible demonstration of a "helping hand", let's realize this -- tax credits represent another example of government literally taking taxpayer money from one person and allocating it to someone else.
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The committee's version of the fiscal year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act will include the plans, but quicker carrier procurement hinges on Congressional appropriators allocating the money every year to reach such a goal.
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SEGA liked his line of thinking, and asked Naka and Ohshima to further develop their concept, allocating them a generous amount of development time and assigning Hirokazu Yasuhara to assist them as game designer.
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"Revolv was a great first step toward the connected home, but we believe that Works with Nest is a better solution and are allocating resources toward that program," a Nest spokesperson told The Verge.
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ZURICH, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank said on Monday its Bank Council approved allocating 4.6 billion Swiss francs ($4.49 billion) to 2016 currency reserve provisions, raising the provisions to 62.8 billion francs.
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Democrats lost a fight this year to block funding for the weapon, with the annual defense policy bill authorizing it and the Energy Department spending bill allocating $65 million to get the project started.
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The agency is also allocating an extra $26 million for overtime pay, and is looking for ways to move its explosive-sniffing dogs where they will have the most effect on reducing wait times.
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Trump declared a national emergency Friday after signing a spending bill allocating roughly $1.4 billion toward border barriers, a far cry from the $5.7 billion he had initially demanded for construction of a wall.
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LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The European Union should not circumvent long-standing principles in insolvency proceedings when allocating losses from a failed clearing house, Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said on Friday.
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When executives look at how to distribute resources across the organization, it's hard to justify allocating big chunks of cash to cyber-security when it doesn't have a direct impact on the bottom line.
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Democrats have vowed to remain firm in their promise not to provide funding for a border wall, while the president has publicly considered declaring a national emergency and allocating funding for the project himself.
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Opponents said allocating new powers to identify perpetrators will create more division at the OPCW, where Russia, much like at the United Nations, has blocked efforts to take action against its close ally Syria.
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And while many rightly focus on political consequences, population counts within counties are used for a lot more than allocating representatives in Congress; they're equally important for dividing up federal money — including for schools.
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Senator Richard C. Shelby, the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, had floated the possibility of allocating $5 billion over two years as a way to reconcile Mr. Trump's demands with those of Democrats.
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But the 2014 document splits the real property she owned between Kecalf, Edward and the fourth son, Ted White Jr., without allocating anything to Clarence, who is 64 and lives in a group home.
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Bloomberg's campaign points to his work campaigning to flip the state's legislature in 2019, as well as it's representation of the Democratic Party, as a reason for allocating so many resources to the state.
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The latest by-weekly crop report from sugar group Unica showed mills are allocating an even smaller amount of cane to sugar production than last year, which was an all-time low at 35%.
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CARACAS/PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuela, its oil exports decimated by U.S. sanctions, is testing a new method of getting its crude to market: allocating cargoes to joint-venture partners including Chevron Corp (CVX.
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"At the most basic level, all pricing is about allocating scarce resources," said Robert Phillips, the head of marketplace optimization sciences at Uber, the car service that has pioneered surge pricing in local transportation.
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This cycle fifteen states, the Democrats who live abroad, and the territory of American Samoa are holding Democratic primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday, allocating 35% of the total delegates on that date alone.
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But Trump's 2020 budget proposal aimed to spend $1.5 trillion less on Medicaid — instead allocating $1.2 trillion in a block-grant program to states — and $25 billion less on Social Security over 723 years.
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Some schools make the commendable effort of allocating hours to L.G.B.T. health, but often they focus too narrowly on subjects like sexually transmitted infections and H.I.V., Dr. Holthouser explained, which can further stigmatize patients.
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The benefit of such structure is that the manager only has to manage one pool of assets in the master fund rather than allocating trades and investments side-by-side to multiple feeder funds.
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Allocating refugee slots specifically for the Northern Triangle will also encourage migrants to apply for refugee status rather than making the perilous journey north to claim asylum at the US southern border, they said.
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It is about supply and demand, about how prices can be used to match production of a good to its consumption, and about the power of markets as a tool for allocating scarce resources.
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On Thursday, the Senate Appropriations Committee voted 31-0 for legislation allocating more than $51 billion for the State Department and foreign operations, nearly $11 billion more than requested by President Donald Trump's administration.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's antitrust regulator wants new rules for allocating airplane landing and departure rights, known as slots, in Sao Paulo's crowded domestic airport, saying they are too concentrated among two main airlines.
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Harris' bill, the Digital Service Act, would provide an annual $50 million to the federal service, but it also goes further, allocating $15 million per year to state and local governments to create similar teams.
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In addition to the vesting period of the options, the vesting periods for the depositary receipts were also taken into account when allocating the fair values of the options granted over the required service period.
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A large percentage of Google's YouTube advertising platform is automated, with similar problems to solve in terms of figuring out what ad to serve to what viewer, calculating demand and allocating available inventory, and more.
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"Revolv was a great first step toward the connected home, but we believe that Works with Nest is a better solution and are allocating resources toward that program," said Nest's Ivy Choi in an email.
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The high top-quartile Magic Number for the $1 million revenue run rate represents an anomaly early on, as often founders are doing the selling themselves (and probably not allocating their costs to Sales & Marketing!).
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Siryon from the National Housing Authority said that the "government will resume the project and hopefully complete them (the homes) within the shortest possible time," adding that it was allocating further funding to the initiative.
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China has, in other words, reached a level of development where it needs a more sophisticated financial system, one that is better at allocating capital and better suited to the market pressures now bubbling up.
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Ms. Steinberg cited ideas such as excusing all defendants from having to appear for every court hearing, allocating more judges and court staff to the Bronx and creating flexible appearance times, including in the evening.
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It also said it would more than double capital expenditure in the year to 2300 billion yen, allocating 73 billion yen to the overseas convenience store business and 27 billion yen to the domestic chain.
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"Families are allocating a disproportionate amount of household funds to pay for utilities that serve to heat, cool and fuel cooking, lighting refrigeration and other basic uses of natural gas and electricity," Hernandez tells Broadly.
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Stacey Cunningham, the president of the New York Stock Exchange, told Business Insider she used an index card to organize her day, allocating percentages based on how much time she should dedicate to each task.
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Appropriators in both the House and the Senate recognized the rarity of this moment and have responded by committing resources to a comprehensive fertility control program, allocating an additional $6 million and $35 million, respectively.
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States will be required to submit plans for allocating delegates by the summer of 6900, giving California and other states jockeying for position two full years to get their primary or caucus plans in order.
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The city of Moscow has invested in it, allocating 50 million rubles, then about $1.8 million, to build the "cat temple" on the second floor in 2011, where viewers can observe the performers behind glass.
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"I'm interested in social behavior and how we create common rules, so I thought allocating the money this way and following the decision-making process would be a good use of the money," Takala explains.
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The city aims to increase the number of affordable flats by allocating more new land to public housing, including raising the ratio of public housing on newly developed land to 70 percent from 60 percent.
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"I respectfully call upon this board to refrain from allocating even a penny of our $10 billion in investable assets to the benefit of wholesale or retail sellers of these banned weapons," Mr. Chiang wrote.
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The CDB has arranged a $200,000 emergency relief grant to the Bahamas National Emergency Management Agency for humanitarian assistance, as well as allocating a $750,000 loan to assist with the cleanup and short-term recovery.
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But it's why Congress, on a bipartisan basis, has already been allocating more money for border security — although the administration has spent less than 10 percent of what Congress has allocated in the past year.
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New York is a transactional place, and Ms. Sorokin had nothing to trade, so she made herself into a rich, clubby, entrepreneurial German and lied and cheated a system already allocating so many unfair advantages.
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The charity recommended allocating at least 10% of national education budgets to universal pre-primary education as one way for governments to address this problem, saying this was the foundation for any level of schooling.
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But even though airlines are decreasing the amount of space they are allocating for first-class travelers, carriers including Delta, United and American for the time being have found big profits in premium cabin services.
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But it's why Congress, on a bipartisan basis, has already been allocating more money for border security — although the administration has spent less than 22015 percent of what Congress has allocated in the past year.
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And we could stay on the trajectory that we are on, but someone needs to get at the problem, the question of how we are allocating money and if we are prioritizing the right things.
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As the impasse dragged into its second month, President Donald Trump announced Friday that he would sign a short-term spending bill reopening the government for three weeks, without allocating money for his border wall.
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The president failed to pressure Democrats into allocating $5.7 billion for the wall by igniting the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, during which he repeatedly threatened to bypass Congress and use his powers of emergency.
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The senior administration officials said they are looking to create an entirely new structure for allocating those visas as a "transitional step" to making sure high-skilled, high-wage jobs get priority in the visa pipeline.
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Roberts speaks The population count from the census becomes the basis for apportioning members of the US House of Representatives and for determining state political districts, as well as for allocating federal, state and local funding.
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This seems to be an underlying concept of the Initiative, as the executive order places priority on making data available across government agencies, allocating cloud computing resources to support AI R&D and training the workforce.
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A German government-appointed commission laid out a roadmap Saturday for the country to close all of its coal-fired power plants by 2038, allocating $45.7 billion aid to regions dependent on fossil fuels, Reuters reports.
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But of the many financiers with "big manly voice" on the climate, plenty turn again, as does the Bard's sixth age, to "childish treble, pipes and whistles in his sound" when it comes to allocating capital.
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He suggested several possible funding sources, including allocating a small percentage of G20 countries' health spending, reallocating a fraction of global funding from international institutions, applying the "pay or play" charge, and taxing current antibiotic use.
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Along the way, he made plenty of compromises — weakening or eliminating regs, offering subsidies to heavy industry and "clean coal," allocating permits for free, and allowing carbon offsets to be used in lieu of some permits.
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Among the sticking points is the language allocating $1.375 billion for barriers, a potential provision to guarantee back pay to federal contractors affected by the last shutdown and the extension of the Violence Against Women Act.
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For an emergency shelter in Schwäbisch Gmünd, a small town in southwestern Germany, architects erected a sturdy timber frame with attractive wooden slats on a concrete base, allocating as much as 200 square feet per person.
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" The GAO report faulted the USDA's APHIS agency for failing to complete certain corrective actions that it said were identified multiple times, including "developing a process for prioritizing and allocating the limited supply of FMD vaccine.
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The Democratic Front also complained it was denied what it had expected to be majority of 255 seats in the House of Representatives when the Election Commission decided to use a new formula in allocating seats.
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Japan was a somewhat favored trade for fund managers allocating money in 2016, and with the correlation between the yen and Tokyo stock market still high, the result may be standstill at best for Japanese equities.
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While such savings would be a drop in the Pentagon's large bucket, a new Base and Realignment Closure (BRAC) round makes imminently more fiscal sense than allocating billions of dollars on buildings the military doesn't need.
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David Blanchett, head of retirement research at Morningstar, thinks that allocating part of a nest egg to an annuity would benefit a majority of savers - so long as the decision takes into account the individual's situation.
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Led by UPS driver Mark Greene, some members funded a forensic investigation last year that alleged the trustees have relied on riskier investments, including allocating 64 percent of the fund's portfolio to 170 alternative investment funds.
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As set forth in the survey report, these nine features are essential for a modern retirement system: Policymakers must ultimately lead the modernization of our retirement system by setting forth priorities, allocating resources and establishing guidelines.
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"Look at your life insurance and think about allocating larger portions of your estate to the child with the disability," said Michael Gilfix, an estate planning attorney at Gilfix & La Poll Associates in Palo Alto, California.
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Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump said the situation at the border represents a "growing humanitarian and security crisis" that can only be solved by Congress allocating $5.7 billion for a steel barrier along the border.
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There is only so much that the president can do — such allocating federal funds — but if governors and state representatives are incapable of implementing effective policies for their respective jurisdictions, it's hard for change to occur.
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"We're taking the Fed at its word for the moment, allocating to all these asset classes," Ian Pizer, who's also a portfolio manager for Aviva's multi-strategy target return fund and target income fund, told Reuters.
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At Harvard, for example, First Generation Harvard Alumni and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Foundation are raising money and allocating it to cover a range of needs including internet service, lost term-time income and food assistance.
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The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy were shipping in relief supplies and the U.S. Agency for International Development said it was allocating $2.8 million and had moved enough emergency supplies for 44,000 people to the islands.
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Of course buybacks, like other methods of raising and allocating capital, can be abused, as is the case when companies may attempt to artificially inflate their stock prices in the short term by buying back shares.
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With wild swings in the markets, active investment managers — those who buy and sell individual stocks instead of allocating money to an investment fund that tracks an index — say their skills are more in need now.
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Generally, it can be described as the opposite of what Trump said on the campaign trail — instead of allocating more funding to deal with the epidemic as a public health issue, he's often undercutting such efforts.
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Here's the latest: Senate Republicans are likely to contribute enough votes for approval of a House-passed measure that would undo President Trump's declaration of a national emergency for allocating money to his promised border wall.
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Moscow has stepped up its drive to launch facial recognition technology over the past year, spending or allocating at least 3.3 billion roubles ($53.3 million) on hardware for the project, the database of state purchases showed.
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In 2006, the State Supreme Court ruled that New York State was allocating about $2 billion less to New York City schools than was needed to provide the "sound basic education" required by the state's Constitution.
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While we're patiently pinning faves to digital mood boards and allocating our shopping budgets for next quarter, being confronted with all of these fresh trends is giving us the urge for some new togs, like, now.
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The church pension board, which has £2.8 billion ($3.6 billion) under management, said it is allocating all its passive funds to the index, and in so doing cutting the carbon intensity of those investments in half.
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"In the context of our financial reality, we must be increasingly strategic in allocating our resources (including our use of time) to the priorities that matter the most for our students and their learning," he writes.
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House Democrats say they plan to hold a hearing on why the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) missed a crucial deadline for allocating the most recent batch of disaster relief funds to Puerto Rico.
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"The person who's allocating a million dollars, they're pretty much going to have to accept what the standard fee is in the documents," Steinbrugge said, though he added that institutional customers have more leverage with fund managers.
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She and her fellow committee members were tasked with assessing how the government was allocating hundreds of billions of dollars to stabilize the financial system and mitigate foreclosures, and to let the public know of the progress.
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Joachim Fels, global economic adviser for Pacific Investment Management Co, said China was a huge focal point for investors, while Michael Weinberg of Protege Partners said now is the time to be allocating money to hedge funds.
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Fifteen states, the territory of American Samoa, and Democrats who live abroad are holding Democratic primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday, which takes place on March 3, allocating 35% of the total delegates on that date alone.
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In a bill introduced in May, a bipartisan group of senators proposed allocating about $700 million in grants, part of a plan that would also block Huawei from being used in the US's next-generation 5G networks.
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Kirdyapkin was one of three Russian athletes stripped of their London medals by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday and athletics' governing body the IAAF have said they will begin re-allocating the medals shortly.
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This is clearly a step in the right direction, but this fluctuation in budgets underscores the fragility of funding—allocating money towards refuges is not ringfenced, and so can be chopped and changed from year to year.
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And when the next downturn comes and banks need to raise capital, which investor would be foolish enough to give even more money to firms that do not regard allocating resources profitably as one of their responsibilities?
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Allocating money for that is the one of the main things in the way of a government shutdown, and well, we'll have to wait for Friday—the deadline for the plan also lands on Trump's 100th day.
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Washington (CNN)The House's defense authorization bill includes a major $21 billion boost to buy more weapons for the Pentagon, allocating major funding upgrades to F-35 and F/A-18 fighter jets and Navy shipbuilding programs.
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Jane Buchan, who spent nearly 20 years allocating money as chief executive of PAAMCO, one of the world's biggest investors in hedge funds, says female money managers have to work harder to get investors to trust them.
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Breaking away from their usual "do-it-yourself approach," Asian family offices have in the past two years moved more toward a western model, allocating more money to discretionary areas they may understand less, according to Mahesh.
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The Swedish city of Karlstad made disaster risk reduction a top priority by integrating it into city planning and allocating part of its annual budget for investments in critical infrastructure, such as sewage and storm water management.
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As part of this plan, the documents state that it is allocating 10 percent of the "actual consideration" (the $54 million transaction price) to executive bonuses and pay increases, even if that meant bigger losses for investors.
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Attorneys representing Medicaid recipients said Illinois, which has been allocating only $160 million a month to the healthcare program, will be able to subsequently seek reimbursement for about half of the higher payment from the federal government.
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Glencore, which declined to comment, has made a prepayment in recent days to the government of Iraq's semi-autonomous region which will start allocating it crude from mid-year, the sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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In allocating an appropriate recovery, Fitch has considered the liquidation value of domestic inventory and receivables assumed at seasonal peak, at the end of the third quarter, and has applied advance rates of 75% and 80%, respectively.
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The variation of funding levels for higher education among states, along with the sizes of their universities, would require the development of a new formula for allocating government funding fairly while ensuring that quality standards are maintained.
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"The administration's focus should be expanding free trade and removing these harmful tariffs, not allocating taxpayer's money to only marginally ease the suffering for some of the industries feeling the pain of the trade war," Bradley said.
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The United States needs to make a social policy change by allocating public resources to support infrastructure to ensure high-quality child care, with well-trained and well-educated teachers earning adequate compensation (both wages and benefits).
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CNN President Jeff Zucker on Monday called on regulators to focus on the powerful influence Silicon Valley heavyweights Google and Facebook exercise in an era when news organizations are allocating more money and resources to digital operations.
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The AHCA established a separate Federal Invisible Risk Sharing Program to help with high-cost medical claims, allocating $15 billion for the program each year for the first two years, followed by block grant funding to states.
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States have the legal power to set the rules for allocating their electoral votes, which is why Maine and Nebraska now don't use the winner-take-all methods and allocate their votes partially based on congressional districts.
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In 2010, Israel launched a scheme that when allocating transplant organs in situations of equal medical need, gives priority to living donors, family members of deceased donors and those who have long been on the donor register.
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PARIS, March 15 (Reuters) - French telecoms operators will exercise greater discipline allocating internet bandwidth from Monday as France braces for a surge in the number of people working from home, the industry lobby's chief said on Sunday.
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Besides the fear of allocating funds you'd rather spend elsewhere, a lot of the anxiety comes from feeling insecure about making haphazard decisions and wondering whether the next guy knows a thing or two more about investing.
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Investors resumed consistently allocating money to hedge funds and other strategies focused on commodities in September and have been steadily upping funds since, reaching $2102 billion in January, the largest allocation since July 1703, eVestment data shows.
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The speedway closed in 1996 and held a few more events in 2010 and 2011 in an effort to revitalize interest in the space, but the local city council backed out of allocating funds to reopen it.
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But the only way you can actually use this one is to… If you try to plan everything down to the minute detail, you are mis-allocating your time and taking execution time away from your team.
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For his part, Tyrion gets drawn into conversations about how maybe the most important criterion when allocating power is bestowing it upon someone who doesn't want that power at several points in Game of Thrones' final season.
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Regionally there are mixed results, with almost a third (30 percent) of firms in UK and Europe allocating ownership of the conduct risk policy to compliance, compared to 23 percent among firms in North America and Asia.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio could ramp up get-out-the-vote efforts by allocating more money to the New York City Campaign Finance Board, a nonpartisan agency that sends people to knock on doors and call voters.
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The city is allocating fewer permits to companies that don't comply with the data requests, making LA residents three times as likely to ride a scooter that provides the city government with location data, according to CNET.
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"We still don't see town councils, city councils allocating the budget that is necessary to put the protections in place to prevent these kinds of attacks," Allan Liska, author of the Recorded Future report, told VICE News.
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"There's a strong investor case to be made that the company should not be allocating as many share buybacks that they do, and there's a better course — that's having a deeper investment in their associates," he said.
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In a state-led economy the government controls the future to some extent, setting laws and allocating resources in order to fulfil a vision, as China hopes to with its "Made in 2025" plan for advanced-technology industries.
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Here are highlights for how Trump's proposed budget would affect health and the environment: The budget suggests allocating $13 billion in new spending to fight opioid abuse, meaning $3 billion in 2018 and $10 billion the next year.
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But he doesn't know what he'll do to make ends meet if President Donald Trump and Congress don't soon end their impasse over allocating $5.7 billion in taxpayer dollars to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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But he doesn't know what he'll do to make ends meet if President Donald Trump and Congress don't soon end their impasse over allocating $2500 billion in taxpayer dollars to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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FUNAI is in charge of allocating land to the country's some 300 indigenous tribes but progress has stalled amid budget cuts and proposals from powerful rural lawmakers to change the process, including opening up indigenous reserves to mining.
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"In our opinion, a clear path to debt reduction and shrinking the SOE sector will be aligned with the government's goal to deleverage and allow the market to play a greater role in allocating resources," S&P said.
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Although many loans are trading over par after allocating as demand for deals continues to outstrip supply, Avast is the first European deal, and one of a handful of credits globally, to allocate over face value, sources said.
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Parliament passed a draft bill in 2016 allocating 20 percent of any state oil revenue to local government and 10 percent to communities living where the crude was discovered, leaving 70 percent for the central government in Nairobi.
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Utilizing and allocating more resources to smart city technologies can not only more effectively and structurally limit the negative impacts from overtourism, but it also allows cities to benefit from a significant and high growth tourism revenue stream.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's board approved a new version of its long-delayed capital plan on Wednesday, allocating money for system upgrades and expansion projects and restoring funding for the next phase of the Second Avenue subway line.
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"Shelters are at best a temporary measure; what they need is a home, government documents that lets them avail of welfare benefits, and greater say in the process of building and allocating homes for the homeless," he said.
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The administration has tried to address the root causes of the migration by allocating $750 million in foreign aid to Central America and pledging to set up new programs to extend humanitarian protection to those who need it.
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Lloyd S. Shapley, who shared the 2012 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for work on game theory that has been used to study subjects as diverse as matching couples and allocating costs, died on Saturday in Tucson.
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And perhaps most of all, while collecting degrees from Georgetown, Harvard, Oxford, Wellesley, the University of Chicago, and Yale, they came to believe in a so-called meritocracy as the preferred mechanism for allocating wealth, power, and privilege.
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The Senate is scheduled to vote next week on a Republican bill allocating $1.1 billion in Zika funds but Democrats are vowing to block it because they believe it would not allow money to go to Planned Parenthood.
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Remy Briand, MSCI global head of research, told reporters on Wednesday that China's reform programme was moving in the right direction but investors had concerns over the process for allocating investment quotas and monthly limits on repatriating capital.
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"Some budget appropriations will be reviewed and reallocated to the sectors most in need in the current situation, including allocating additional funds to the health sector as needed," the statement quoted Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan as saying.
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Trump's opioid policy can generally be described as the opposite of what Trump said on the campaign trail — instead of allocating more funding to deal with the epidemic as a public health issue, he's often undercutting such efforts.
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"The traveling public can be assured that our nation's airspace system is safe," said Greg Martin, a spokesman for the F.A.A. "We are allocating F.A.A. resources based on risk assessment to meet all safety critical functions," he added.
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The consequences of not flattening the curve are horrible, a switch from treating patients on a "sickest first" basis to "most likely to recover" as a basis for allocating ventilators, described in a 2011 CDC pandemic ethics publication.
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There is a certain danger of public backlash against allocating more resources for refugees when the Turkish economy is slowing down, but funds provided by the European Union and other international institutions could be used for the purpose.
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There is a certain danger of public backlash against allocating more resources for refugees when the Turkish economy is slowing down, but funds provided by the European Union and other international institutions could be used for the purpose.
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It alleges that top executives of the drug companies and their sales executives propped up the prices of the two drugs by fixing their prices or allocating markets, the New York attorney general's office said in the statement.
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