Sentence examples for framework budget from inspiring English sources

The report goes on to argue that the amount of funding remaining for clean energy projects under the government's levy control framework budget is only enough to support one additional large renewables project through to 2020 and as such more funds will need to be released to boost growth in the sector.

One group of scientists called on the E.U. to cut the Framework budget in half and divert the extra money to launching an ERC.

Although some basic researchers have complained about the E.U.'s emphasis on applied research--about 15% of the current Framework budget is dedicated to funding SMEs--Potocnik sees them as key in using science to boost Europe's economy.

Besides approving the immediate budgetary changes needed to accommodate the 23 September informal European Council's decisions on migrants, Parliament emphasized that the EU's 7-year framework budget system should be revised, to allow for long-term budgetary measures to deal with what could well prove to be a long-run problem.

PMTCT programme evaluation is essential for identifying key remaining bottlenecks in regulatory frameworks, budgeting, institutional capacities and service provision.

Under the new framework, the budget deficit is now not expected to be eliminated until some time in the next parliament.

As part of a two-year plan to increase endowment spending in support of the University's strategic-planning framework, the budget includes $100 million for initiatives including the expansion of the student body, financial aid, and teaching and research in key areas.

The fund would be included in the Framework 7 budget, starting in 2007, but it would be administered by an independent ERC led by "eminent researchers," the report says.

Because Framework 7 budgets increased from year to year during the funding period, 2013 funding is roughly €11 billion.

The foreword to the IMF manual sets out an analytical framework for budgets and states that one of the aims of the framework is to provide an early warning system as to when things start to go wrong.

United Nations agencies, humanitarian and development partners and international financial institutions need to support national efforts to prioritize the fight against child malnutrition in national development frameworks and budgets.