Sentence examples for Budget proportions from inspiring English sources

Formally, there are pre-determined budget proportions whereby 50% of the budget is allocated to drugs, 30% to sundries, 10% to reagents and 10% to X-ray.

Looking at the budget proportions per expenditure targets reveals a decrease in investment in human resources for health and training in Round 4. A recent study of all malaria components over all four Rounds also reveals a decline in allocation to human resources and training towards Round 4 [ 18].

The United States' share was 22 percent of the Unsesco budget, the proportion it pays throughout the United Nations system.

Could she have predicted a huge research scandal and breakthrough, a shift in the political climate, the surfacing of a private donor of budget-exploding proportions and an upheaval in Dr. Love's own career -- to say nothing of the introduction into our breast-fixated country of the cleavage-enhancing Wonderbra?

There is increasing pressure to contain healthcare budgets and increasing proportions of healthcare budgets are used for prescription drugs.

County officials have outlined the basic strategies that would be funded, but they have not yet issued a budget showing the proportions each would receive.

Although mental ill-health accounts for about 25% of the entire burden of illness, it receives only about 12%-13 12%-13e NHS budget and that proportion is falling.

The defense budget increases the proportion of overall defense spending that would go to the Army (from 25.4percentto27percentcent), and the Marine Corps (from 3.7percentto4.3percentcent), while lowering that for the Navy (25.5 to 24.8percentt) and Air Force (from 29.7percentto28.2percentcent).

And as with P&G's $4 billion advertising budget, a growing proportion is shifting from mainstream media, such as television, radio and print, to new media and other forms of sales promotion, such as direct mail, public relations, promotions, sponsorship and product placement.

Diverting money from the existing rail budget (an increasing proportion of which is intended to come from farepayers) will mean less for already crowded commuter routes into big cities exactly those routes identified in a big government study conducted by Sir Rod Eddington, a former head of British Airways, as the most important places for new investment.

Costs per health centre visit were based on the 2008 LDHMT budget, minus the proportion of the LDHMT budget devoted to non-health centre services (and the proportional administration costs), plus LDHMT staff salaries paid by the provincial health department.