Sentence examples for budget relevance from inspiring English sources
Besides its budget relevance, the G-DRG system has also started to be used as a pricing system [8].
Regarding differences in weights between stakeholder groups, policymakers weighted the criteria 'Budget impact' and 'Relevance and validity of evidence' higher (+0.013 and +0.008, respectively) compared to all participants; they reported a lower relative weight for 'Type of medical service' (−0.011) and 'Severity of disease' (−0.008) (Additional file 2: Figure S1).
A proposed list of factors related to social aspects, infrastructure relevance and budget is analyzed.
At the same time, tighter budget constraints highlight the relevance of evidence-based, cost-effective active labor market policy making to support recoveries.
6. Relevance is relevant.
Once that happens, expect to see more video, personal finance stories relevant to young families, Personal Journal stories of greater relevance to limited-budget lifestyles, etc. WSJ.com will likely add more online community features to its site as well.
Many will dismiss the relevance of this budget given the fact that it will not pass the Senate this year.
Through their relevance for sediment budgets and the sensitivity of geomorphic systems, geomorphic coupling and (sediment) connectivity represent important topics in geomorphology.
Evaluating the GCEP would be very informative for a future cost-effectiveness analysis of GC surveillance in Singapore and would have direct relevance to government budgeting.
It took another decade for color TV sales to become a large profit center, showing how new standards can diffuse slowly when existing solutions are "good enough" and incremental costs are high for buyers – a factor of particular relevance in the budget-constrained global health arena.
While that discrepancy has no relevance to this year's budget, the White House's use of a higher figure could have an impact on how much money Congress calculates that it can spend within Mr. Bush's budget for 2002.
