Sentence examples for Government's allocation from inspiring English sources

Government's allocation efforts increasingly directed to alternative care seem not to have turned automatically into better outcomes for children.

This chapter focuses on the factors influencing the Chinese government's allocation of branch licences to foreign banks.

The factors influencing the government's allocation of banking licences to foreign banks are in terms of the government's open door policy and its regulation over foreign banks.

Yoo's theory is based on a presumption that the Framers' design was to replicate the British government's allocation of powers between Parliament and the King.

The report was a part of the bureau's examination of the government's allocation of the country's coal deposits to private corporations between 2004 and 2009.

During his speech on Friday, the chancellor will also launch a consultation with scientists to inform the government's allocation of the £7bn investment budget for large capital projects in science and research announced last year.

The accountability initiative by the Center for Policy Research finds that more than a year after the Right to Education Act was passed, although the government's allocations to education have increased, these have not improved learning outcomes.

This Committee was not asked to consider any alternative allocation mechanisms, but did seek submissions from the industry on allocation arrangements, and generally supported the Government's proposed allocation method because the majority of industry supported the equal-pot allocation method.

The government's budget allocation for education is only 2.1 percent of G.D.P., the lowest in South Asia.

Even more absurdly, central government's budgetary allocation is only about half of the Ministry of Rural Development's own estimates of the "approved person days as per the labour budget".

But government's forecasting, allocation of the budget and approach to dealing with uncertainty has been poor, and so has not supported value for money".