Sentence examples for country allocates from inspiring English sources

"Wins by country" allocates a tile to every country that has won a medal, weighted as above.

We investigate the aid allocation mechanism design that attempts to increase the governance quality of potential recipient countries: the potential recipients spend costly resources improving governance, while the donor country allocates the fund based on their governance quality.

In addition, the paper shows that if the donor country allocates the fund based on both governance and the levels of poverty, it may result in a poverty trap: the leaders of potential recipient countries deliberately allocate funds away from the poorest so as not to better their position in order to receive more aid.

Still, investors in this country allocate more than 90percentt of their equity investments to the stocks of American companies.

Mayor Bloomberg, who made a presentation to the commission in May urging that the city get a bigger share of homeland security money, said, "This commission agrees with us that we've got to get homeland security funds in this country allocated based on where the risks are".

Randomisation was stratified by country, allocating subjects to the two groups in blocks of randomly varying sizes of 4 and 6.

Compared to less than 10% allocation for medicines by most high income countries, the developing countries allocate 25-70% of overall health care expenditure for medicines [ 4].

Do member and partner countries allocate a specific percentage to the organization?

Another approach is to review more systematically how destination countries allocate their limited slots of "assistance" migration.

If these countries allocated 0.7percentt of their G.D.P. to foreign assistance, as they have promised, there would be plenty of money to go around to fully support programs to fight AIDS and other key challenges in Africa and elsewhere.

Among its many functions, the OEEC helped abolish quantitative trade restrictions between its member countries, allocated scarce resources among them, and devised a system for regular consultation on matters of common economic concern.