Sentence examples for cross-cutting proposals from inspiring English sources

In a masterpiece of bureaucratic obscurantism, the explanation provided by budget committee reads as follows: FUNCTION 920: ALLOWANCES Function 920 represents a category called "allowances" that captures the budgetary effects of cross-cutting proposals or contingencies that impact multiple functions rather than one specific area of the budget.

The government said it will continue to "pursue more efficient ways of working and further reform to public services" and will provide funding for the Cabinet Office to explore a number of cross-cutting savings proposals.

Proposals for cross-cutting issues including the National Curriculum Standards [ 26] were also discussed.

Since Round 4 the linkage of the proposed interventions to health systems strengthening has partly lost its optional character: "proposals should include the broader cross-cutting aspects of systems development that benefit the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and/or malaria, and should describe how the proposal will have positive system-wide effects".

This RFA relies on the source-to-response continuum as a cross-cutting theme to facilitate the integration of PM research proposals.

Table 1 illustrates an overview of Round 4 and 5 TRP comments on human resources interventions: Source: [15, 16] In Round 4, the guidelines introduce a specific option to address cross-cutting health systems issues, including human resources constraints, in an integrated proposal.

In terms of cross-cutting populations, adolescents and persons with disabilities were mentioned across years, but in very few proposals.

"The cross-cutting, self-interrupting format is wearisome," he claimed.

The cross-cutting is Pirandelloesque in its intricacy.

"Education for me is a cross-cutting priority.

Herzog is contemptuous of movies that achieve surface vitality through manic cross-cutting.