Sentence examples for budgeted activities from inspiring English sources

Exclusion/Inclusion criteria were developed to distinguish between HSS and Non-HSS budgeted activities (see Additional file 1: Table S5).

The inclusion criteria served more as a reminder for classifying a few frequently budgeted activities; the HSS Funding Assessment Framework (see Additional file 1: Table S1) is fairly comprehensive, and therefore obviated the need to establish extensive inclusion criteria.

Upon completing the classification of the 7,261 budgeted activities, the data were filtered and tabulated by region, building block, function, intervention, disease-specificity, and each aforementioned Non-HSS tag.

As shortage of funds for actually approved budgeted activities was common, a major part of actual priority setting was not adequately reaching other involved organizations and even less the communities in order to get the views and priorities of ordinary people when planning for provision of services.

One budgeted activity that could only be resolved at the second-tier of the HSS Funding Assessment Framework, but is a good example of a system-wide activity in the Governance building block, was found in a grant from Tajikistan.

Each budgeted activity was classified along a building block rather than expected downstream outcomes; due to the non-linear interactions between building blocks one cannot attribute a given input to a given output.

In the rare occasion that a budgeted activity (i.e. action having its own budget line in the detailed budgets provided to the Global Fund by the Principal Recipient) could not be classified at the intervention level, it was classified at the next highest level of resolution, either the second or first tier.

Improving care was a shared goal of the CPG/ETAT+ approach and KNH where ETAT+ training fitted well with the planned and budgeted hospital activities.

It can assist in money borrowing and budgeting activities.

That is, crowdfunding can offer various feedback mechanisms in which citizens not only monitor off-budget activities but also influence resource allocations.

Bower (1970: 314), in particular, highlights these socio-political factors in capital budgeting activities, noting that, "At least two kinds of problems exist" in attempting to undertake financial decision-making, including uncertainty and what Bower refers to as controversialism (in our terms, controversy).