Sentence examples for allocation from state from inspiring English sources

Many Australian participants commented on the challenge when there is a lack of funding allocation from state government departments designated to administer and manage the hospital services.

This investment is an economically sound policy [ 9] as the treatment of dental caries requires a substantial financial allocation from State and Federal funded health budgets, as well as considerable finance from individuals and private health insurance companies.

In recent weeks, the New York comptroller and officials in other states have issued rules barring the use of intermediaries — often called placement agents — who are paid by money managers to open doors and help them win allocations from state and local governments.

But many farmers already have sustained draconian cutbacks in allocations from state and federal water projects.

He lobbies in Lansing for public-school districts, whose overall allocations from the state have been cut the last two years by a newly conservative legislature.

Lakeside's financing, relying on generous allocations from the state and city, is separate — and the project's price tag has increased $25 million since the first design in 2007.

But by agreeing to purchase new F-16 fighter planes without first sorting out the defence budget, the government has made that job harder.When President Ricardo Lagos took office in March 2000, he promised to review an inefficient arrangement under which Chile's armed forces receive an off-budget allocation from Codelco, the state-owned copper company, to finance purchases of equipment.

Explanations for changes in TFP growth are often controversial, but China's turn-of-the-century slowdown coincided with sluggish rural income growth and widespread industrial inefficiency as well as the waning effects of one-off re-allocations of capital from state-owned to private enterprises.

As such contestations of subak authority are primarily about the status of 'new' land (land not originating from the land allocation by the state to the transmigrants), those involved tend to be primarily people who bought such land: offspring of the original settlers and migrants who arrived and settled spontaneously.

On Jan . 1 Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton acted to cut the state's allocation from the Colorado River after the Imperial Valley Irrigation District missed a deadline to reach an accord to sell water to the San Diego district.

The water, it contends, was "paper water," a phantom allocation from a portion of the State Water Project that will never be built and therefore has no value.