Second, proponents of fiscal austerity are putting disproportionate weight on budget discipline as a solution to the rich world's ills, underplaying the importance of structural, supply-side measures.
Many respondents stated that with the inadequate resources available, mental health was usually allocated a very small proportion of the health budget, disproportionate to the disease burden.
Critics of the system say a disproportionate amount of the budget goes toward paying salaries and benefits for high-level bureaucrats.
By informally backing various centre-right administrations since 2001, it has won disproportionate influence during annual budget negotiations, insisting on tighter immigration laws in return for its support.
We can't help balance the budget through disproportionate cuts in the critical pollution control, clean energy and public lands programs that together make up less than 1.2percentt of federal spending and yet provide manifest benefits to Americans everywhere.
Learning, Earning And Returning Higher-education costs have become such a disproportionate part of American budgets that, in choosing a college, one should focus on how well students "learn to earn," even though ratings emphasize how well students "learn to learn".
But the students say that the rules are overly harsh and CPS has a tilted approach -- its disproportionate security and guidance budgets also limits the district from earnings and hurts school graduation rates.
Much of my economics career has been devoted to analyzing the squeeze on middle- and low-income families, and I absolutely recognize the conflict between higher prices on goods which comprise a disproportionate share of their budgets and the need for these goods to accurately reflect the risks they engender.
Yes, the elderly take up a disproportionate percentage of the NHS budget.
June's emergency budget had a disproportionate impact on women, as an analysis published by Labour's Yvette Cooper showed.
