Sentence examples for governments allocation from inspiring English sources

If there's to be no carbon price after 2012, there's no reason for companies to invest in cleaner technology.Green is groovy, but that may not lastThe European Commission got tough last autumn, and slashed governments' allocation plans for the second phase of the ETS, which runs from 2008-12.

The study is limited to the case of the health care system of Kenya, more specifically whether there was a change in the Kenyan governments allocation and spending of health care resources in relation to their set priorities in distribution of funds in 2005/06 compared to previous years.

As that funding dried up, the government allocation for 2015-16 dropped back to UGX 8bn.

That government allocation for reproductive health commodities rose when there was donor money available is significant.

This knowledge cannot be negated by pie-in-the-sky dreams of government allocation.

And the health centre in Kongho may never be completed, because someone appears to have trousered the government allocation for building it.

Government allocation to the health sector is also scarce; gaps in specialized health care exist at all levels [35].

Budget transparency refers to the full information disclosures about government allocation and is viewed as a fundamental requirement for public accountability (Lindstedt and Naurin 2010).

The "laughable" government allocation has since been slammed by Hackney South and Shoreditch MP Meg Hillier.

The 10% cut in government allocation for the school sector means the push to towards total gross enrollment just got harder.

Fifthly, the respondent countries did not provide estimates of the total government allocation to research.