This provision responds to UNICEF's call for quality investment in children, through policies favouring the most disadvantaged sectors thanks to strategically targeted expenditures.
As suggested in the section on external accountability, targets, expenditure categories, and budgets that are determined at the county, provincial or national level may pose a barrier to the functioning of external accountability approaches [ 24, 26, 28, 29, 32].
The bursts of distortion or rhythmic abandon here feel cathartic but contained, as if the band had decided to target wasteful expenditure.
One of the important drawbacks to funding of Sub-Saharan countries is poor governance, thus measures to assure a fluid target based expenditure is imperative.
And they want those revenue increases to hit the middle class rather than the wealthy, by keeping the top tax rates low and targeting tax "expenditures" which support middle-class health insurance and mortgages.
By knowing the exact PO for the cycle ergometer and the treadmill, the total kilocalories expended each minute and the time needed to reach the target energy expenditure for the exercise session or for the week can be calculated.
Among them, the need to target public expenditure and policies to make a greater impact for children is a priority.
Japan is considering policies to set the target health expenditure level for each region, a policy approach that has been considered in many other countries.
While there is excess unemployment there is room for more (targeted) government expenditure.
AHP, by contrast, is obsessed with meeting financial targets—any expenditure over a few thousand dollars has to be approved by senior management.
