Sentence examples for allocating foreign from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration will begin considering how countries treat gay and lesbian citizens when making decisions about allocating foreign aid, an official familiar with the decision has said.
President Barack Obama has told US officials to consider how countries treat its gay and lesbian populations when making decisions about allocating foreign aid.
The group formed alliances with members of Congress and was influential in a number of notable foreign-policy achievements, including making sure the U.S. government considered a country's human rights record when allocating foreign aid and ensuring the acceptance by four Central American countries of the peace plan conceived in the 1980s by Costa Rican Pres.
Governments owned factories, ran banks, built protectionist barriers, allocated foreign exchange and wove great webs of regulatory red tape in the main with disastrous results.
In Tanzania, he will sign a compact entering that country into his Millennium Challenge Corporation, a four-year-old federal agency that allocates foreign aid based on a country's track record in good government and helping its own people.
Energy intelligence specifically addresses the location and size of foreign energy resources; how these resources are used and allocated; foreign governments' energy policies, plans, and programs; new or improved foreign energy technologies; and the economic and security aspects of foreign energy supply, demand, production, distribution, and use.
Regional households hold equity in firms in all regions through a fictional entity called "global trust" that allocates foreign investment.
Thus, A has $900,000 of foreign earned income and $432,000 of deductions allocated to foreign earned income.
The portfolio has three times as much allocated to foreign stocks as U.S. ones and twice as much in foreign bonds as domestic ones.
Of course, the private sector is not always efficient, and not all of the money allocated to foreign aid should be converted to tax credits.
