Sentence examples for national allocations from inspiring English sources

Brilliant.The European Commission could reject the proposed national allocations outright and insist that offending governments slash the allowances substantially.

Under the ETS, EU countries get national allocations which they then parcel out to over 11,500 factories in five dirty industries.

During the initial trading period, which ran from 2005 to 2007, the price of carbon emissions collapsed because the commission, pressed by national governments, had approved overgenerous national allocations.

Local resources will need to be supplemented by national allocations, particularly in areas where fiscal capacity is low.

It would also be interesting to conduct an analysis determine the effectiveness of national allocations towards the water and sanitation sector.

However, it should be noted that this is still only around one-third of the cost of Kenya's public sector provision of family planning commodities according to 2000 projections (Ministry of Health 2003), and proponents of family planning continue to seek public funding from increased national allocations and from devolved government funds.

Allocations of permits to emit greenhouse gases will be decided on an EU-wide basis, rather than through national allocation plans as at present.

The option to have a national assessment system would obviously bring some consistency, and then if you want you could have a national allocation of money.

The debate has now taken the obvious turn: why should rich countries mutually support underdeveloped regions if this could also be done through national allocation of funds?

Countries are given a national allocation of how much carbon dioxide they can emit, which is then divided up among the companies covered by the scheme.

National allocation policies already direct available hearts to patients under age 18, when possible, said a spokesman for the United Network for Organ Sharing.