Sentence examples for has historically allocated from inspiring English sources

The Global Fund has historically allocated 29% of its budget to combat malaria and  so it probably spent about $795m on malaria in 2009—around 40% of global malaria spending.

The government of Uganda has historically allocated very limited resources for HIV/AIDS response activities.

But environmentalists suggest that those figures are deceiving, and cite a study that concluded government help for renewables amounts to a small fraction of the subsidies that have historically been allocated to the fossil fuel industry.

Regardless, a tendency towards strategic complacency has also been evident, with Australians often reluctant to think about defence issues or to allocate resources until a crisis arises; a trait which has historically resulted in unpreparedness for major military challenges.

To date, "optimal" pancreata are allocated for whole organ transplantation in most centers, as this procedure has historically established success in single-donor transplant scenarios.

Opposing the recommendation of WHO to allocate at least 5% of GDP on health, the Government of Pakistan has historically spent around 0.5% of its GDP on health.

"It has historically".

(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).

Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.

The Conservative Party has historically opposed the move.

Congress has historically preferred that lopsided balance.