Sentence examples for funds allocations from inspiring English sources

A Scotland Office spokesman said: "The structural funds allocations within the UK for the next financial perspective have not been set.

In April, Charles Schwab lowered the expense ratios on many of its target-date funds, upped the assets invested in low-cost index funds and changed their glide paths the shifts in balances from stocks to bonds–so the funds' allocations become more conservative more quickly.

New research from Greenwich Associates, a research firm, shows that, despite all the talk, European pension funds' allocation to hedge funds has stayed flat.

Finally, the model is applied in a funds allocation case.

The decision "seems to challenge core principles of priority setting, funds allocation, and competition" at NIH, says Anthony Mazzaschi of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, D.C.

Hawaii, for example, outspent all other states in terms of its federal Obamacare funds allocation by nearly 70 million dollars.

It is hoped that information obtained would help in policy formulation and funds allocation for low vision services.

But what of capital funding, allocations for small and specialist institutions, and research funding?

The New York Times does not certify the charities' fund allocations or administrative costs.

Those agreements will set out the conditions of the funding allocations.

It says an "updated measure" would be used in determining police forces' final funding allocations.