Sentence examples for expenditure targets from inspiring English sources

"France's track record when it comes to meeting expenditure targets is mixed," the commission said.

Evidence from organisations such as the OECD and the IMF suggests that fiscal rules with expenditure targets increase the chances of a successful fiscal consolidation of the sort we need now.

The block grant allowed the government to impose grant penalties on councils which exceeded expenditure targets and CCT was a deliberately-aimed blow at the union-dominated public sector which had been involved in strikes during the winter of discontent during the final year of the James Callaghan's Labour government.

Switzerland has no other mechanisms in place like mandatory guidelines and expenditure targets to regulate physicians' generic prescription practices.

To study whether collaboration initiatives by a local health authority in Italy between 2001 and 2004 had any effect on individual and district-level general practitioner (GP) performance on drug expenditure targets, Fattore et al 39 used SNA.

Looking at the budget proportions per expenditure targets reveals a decrease in investment in human resources for health and training in Round 4. A recent study of all malaria components over all four Rounds also reveals a decline in allocation to human resources and training towards Round 4 [ 18].

Lower oil prices prompted BP to reduce its capital expenditure target to less than $20 billion for the year from as much as $22 billion estimated in October.

Mitochondrion is the main intracellular site for thermogenesis and attractive energy expenditure targeting for obesity therapy.

Participants were weighed weekly to calculate their personalized energy expenditure target.

In developing a methodology for determining the appropriate expenditure target, the following factors have been considered: The TB disease burden as measured by the incidence rate per 10,000 population; The national R&D budget and the GDP per capita; The size of the national treatment program (which can be considered as the capacity for budget savings).

The 2009 HPST Act also merged regional institutions (for instance, Regional Association of Sickness Funds or Union Régionale des Caisses d'Assurance Maladie; Regional Directorship for Sanitary and Social Affairs or Direction Régionale des Affaires Sanitaires et Sociales) into a single 'one-stop shop', the Regional Health Agency, that complies with a nationally-defined health expenditure target.