Sentence examples for increase of budgetary from inspiring English sources

Following the 2015 Presidential Year of Action to End Violence Against Children, the President launched the national Roadmap for Ending Violence Against Children in 2016, which identified a number of multi-sectoral priority actions, among which the need for an "increase of budgetary allocations to child protection".

Acknowledging the commitment of successive post-independence governments to address issues affecting children in its laws, policies and programmes, UNICEF called for a proportionate increase of budgetary allocation in the area of education, health and nutrition, which should not be lower than a minimum ceiling to sustain investments and gains of the past years.

Given that an increasing share of budgetary resources are now being spent on measures aimed at protecting the visual quality of agricultural landscapes it will be important to better understand individuals' landscape preferences and the factors that influence those preferences.

The GDP increase per dollar of budgetary cost is in the range of 1.6, 1.7 for things like food stamps and unemployment benefits, and in the range of.35 for extending the Bush tax cuts.

The governor could delay increases in times of budgetary or economic downturns.

Now, she says, Congress' increasing tendency to, for reasons of budgetary gamesmanship, create tax provisions that expire and then get reauthorized at the last moment, is compounding the problems of complexity for both taxpayers and the IRS.

Addressing health inequalities inter alia requires an increased government commitment in terms of budgetary allocations to key sectors (i.e. employment, social protection, education, housing, and other appropriate infrastructure).

There has also been increased allocation of resources at a time of budgetary stringencies imposed by the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings legislation.

It is important for children's development and for the longer term development of the country, that increase  in budgetary allocations to health, education and social transfers are accompanied by structural  reforms in the delivery systems.

Due to the economic crisis, in Portugal, as in many other countries, the trend of budgetary pressures on highway agencies is increasing.

The authors and I agree about increased health care, but we disagree about the impact of "budgetary constraints".