Sentence examples for budgetary structures from inspiring English sources

In this House we all realize the need for institutional changes but let us not forget that our budgetary structures, particularly the structural funds and the common agricultural policy, will have to be fundamentally reformed.

Ultimately, endemic countries must self-finance NTD programmes within existing budgetary structures to ensure sustainability; however, leadership from both donor and endemic countries is needed now to quickly develop and expand programmes.

Analysts, the negotiating parties argue, are drawing conclusions without knowing exactly what has been discussed or the exact budgetary structures of the two organizations -- a point Mr. Wolzien conceded.

Unlike the OECD-DAC, however, national level efforts need to link into national planning timeframes and budgetary structures to be of use in national policy and planning – and if the two systems come into conflict, then the national requirement should always take priority.

"I certainly will be seeking external funding as well as relying on existing budgetary structure," Beck said.

The Controller, Assembly and DOB's reports all admit a deep, fundamental flaw within our budgetary structure, and suggest its long and short term instability.

As part of a social area analysis of the city of Mainz conducted by Pfeiffer et al. (2005), comprehensive information about general conditions (land use, living situations, demography, budgetary structure and family, employment and income maintenance, and highly problematic groups and education) and social structures were collected from each of the 65 city districts.

The recent crisis stems from mistaken industrial policies, lax budgetary controls, outdated industrial structures and corrupt relations between the government and business — not from so-called Asian values.

The biomedical approach is reflected in WHO's programme of work, and underpinned by budgetary allocations which are primarily structured around discrete disease and treatment groups.

They add that during any transition deal bridging Britain's departure and the beginning of the new relationship, the EU's "existing regulatory, budgetary, supervisory, and enforcement instruments and structures" must apply.

Should a time-limited prolongation of Union acquis be considered, this would require existing Union regulatory, budgetary, supervisory and enforcement instruments and structures to apply.