Sentence examples for increase allocated to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dombeck's achievements in his four years included a 65percentt rise in the agency's budget, with most of the increase allocated to new efforts to help protect forests and communities against wildfires.

The full post-doubling era (FY2003 2008) does not offer a much more encouraging picture – the NIH budget increased by $2.8 billion, and only 3% of that increase was allocated to the R01 program.

For example, a 2001 report on airlines' customer-service commitments contained recommendations to increase resources allocated to the DOT division responsible for consumer protection and a corresponding increase in the oversight and enforcement of regulations.

There is need for governments in the region to increase amounts allocated to health care service delivery.

Her time at the top of the Detroit-based company, on track to generate $145.5 billion in revenue in 2018, has not been without turmoil: GM's recent announcement of plans to lay off 14,000 North American workers, albeit in an attempt to increase resources allocated to engineering new technologies, has been met with outrage.

Some observers have advocated including sociodemographic and clinical characteristics among HPSA residents as additional considerations to increase funds allocated to HPSAs to account for the care of groups, such as the uninsured, with potentially higher-than-average health care needs [ 43].

Increasing land allocated to continuous cropping and the exponential growth in the soybean-sown area generates environmental problems.

The Ca-FA treatment increased energy allocated to body reserves (0.60 Mcal/d), energy partitioning toward body reserves (1.20 percentage units), and body condition score change (0.06 units), and tended to increase body weight change (0.16 kg/d) and body condition score (0.08 units) compared with PA-TG.

Increased expenditures were allocated to either increasing the phenotyping capacity for trait 2 while maintaining traditional evaluations, or to implementing genomic selection.

As the number of patients requiring adjuvant chemotherapy is steadily increasing, often without a parallel increase in resources allocated to delivering chemotherapy, many oncology departments have to create waiting lists for starting chemotherapy.

In S1, only single center is developed, and the majority of the increase employment is allocated to the center while increased population is dwelled beyond the center area.