Sentence examples for committed to allocating from inspiring English sources
In July 2003, African leaders meeting in Maputo, Mozambique, committed to allocating 10% of their national budgets to agriculture by 2008, and to increasing annual agricultural growth to 6% of GDP.
Immelt announced that GE is committed to allocating a $1.24 dividend-per-share for the year and stated that though 2009 will likely be "extremely difficult" for many sectors of the Fairfield, Conn.-based behemoth, he is confident in their ability to continue to persevere despite overall market turmoil.
The NHP[ 1] committed to allocating and spending an increasing proportion of the health budget for the provision of the basic minimum package of health services.
As part of the 2001 UN declaration that promised universal access, they committed to allocating 15percentnt of their national budgets to health and HIV.
HSSP II 2005/06 - 2009/10 committed to allocating resources in the health sector in line with efficiency and equity principles[ 6].
It has committed to allocate 15% of the budget to resolve the medical care crisis, but so far health spending has never exceeded 10%.
Activists have routinely complained about the underfunding of Uganda's health sector, to which just 5.3% of the budget is devoted – far below the 15% that the government committed to allocate to health under the Abuja declaration.
This year marks a decade since African governments committed to allocate 10percentt of national spending to boost agricultural production, reversing decades of under investment in the sector.
The inclusive education system was officially adopted in Armenia in 2005 and the government committed to allocate a portion from the education budget under the development of inclusive education.
The public underinvestment in agriculture, and the sector's importance to economic growth and poverty alleviation, particularly in Africa, was acknowledged in the African Union's Maputo Declaration of 2003, under which signatory nations committed to allocate 10% of government expenditures to agriculture and rural development.
