Sentence examples for shares formula from inspiring English sources

First, it was recognised that the "fair shares" formula was still not accurate enough to predict the need for healthcare in a practice in any budget year.

7 8 Until 2010-1 the "fair shares" formula for practice based commissioning was similar to that used for distributing NHS resources from the Department of Health to the 151 primary care trusts across England.

Everybody hates the revenue-sharing formula they currently have.

Neither does the pressure by some big-market teams to change the revenue-sharing formula.

Congress tried to correct the imbalance in 1980, voting to divide the aid according to a "fair share" formula.

The decision, if upheld, would likely force the state and the tracks to revise the revenue-sharing formula.

It determines the tax-revenue sharing formula with each local government, makes all political appointments, and says if a local government is allowed to sell bonds or not.

Bob Galterio, the general manager, said the revenue-sharing formula helped his track triple the average size of its purses, which in turn attracts better-quality horses.

It also retains a cost-share formula that Mr. Bush had tried to scrap, in which the federal government agrees to pay for a two-thirds share of the work.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) NIGERIA: $1 BILLON FOR OIL STATES -- Under a new oil revenue-sharing formula, the nine oil-producing states have received 13percentt of oil revenues so far this year, for a total of $1.1 billion, according to the federal government.

Yet despite the contributions, the sharing formula leaves the relative tax burden on residents of wealthy towns no greater than those on residents of poorer towns that budget as much for their children's schools.