Sentence examples for budget capacity from inspiring English sources

As the Glienicke group rightfully points out, this budget capacity would allow the eurozone to carry out stimulus and investment programmes, in particular with respect to the environment, infrastructure and training.

While there's considerable scepticism that TfL has the budget capacity to absorb Labour candidate Sadiq Khan's promise to freeze fares for four years, Khan is also promising joined-up thinking on multiple bus journeys.

Staff and budget capacity were the strongest predictors of conservation impact: MPAs with adequate staff capacity had ecological effects 2.9 times greater than MPAs with inadequate capacity.

Of course, quality mapping and design alone cannot guarantee a successful project; implementation demands sufficient budget capacity and the political will of municipal officials.

Others suggested that drug needs vary depending on patent regimes in place, epidemiological profiles of a given country and budget capacity.

Budgets, capacity, and other constraints can sometimes make this impossible, and the best course will be to let the person go.

Not all topics being considered by decision-makers have been addressed in national recommendations and central agencies cannot take into account local factors such as population needs, organisational priorities, budgets, capacity or capability.

Rising costs of medical treatment and health care for the rapidly expanding pool of longer surviving elderly together with burgeoning needs for financial assistance and long-term care strain government resources and overwhelm family budgets, capacities and hopes.

Finally, changes in the resources allocated to elective surgery (budget and capacity), relaxing the degree of capacity constraint of a hospital, produce changes in the instantaneous admission rates for the whole distribution, thus we observe shifts in the scale of the survival curves.

Europe's maritime borders were essentially undefended, the responsibility of an EU agency called Frontex, which had neither the budget nor capacity to fulfil its role: nothing impeded the people-smugglers.

The proposed methodology and decision support system incorporate a number of factors such as branch office efficiencies based on multiple measures, budget restrictions, capacity limitations for processing transactions, and demand requirements in designing an efficient service system.