Examples of using Allocations in English and their translations into Chinese
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Table 1: GEF Trust Fund allocations.
Unexpended allocations.
Similar principles should guide national efforts and allocations.
As a result, trust fund allocations were often delayed.
The Committee urged the Dutch government to ensure that the reduction of budgetary allocations for social welfare programmes does not adversely affect economic, social and cultural rights.
Market-sharing arrangements may also be devised on the basis of quantity allocations rather than on the basis of territories or customers.
Now, through increased country allocations and IDA's special financing windows, IDA18 has already scaled up support to governments, including in East Africa.
The EBIT margin before purchase price allocations, growth investments and reorganization expenditure decreased from 5.5 percent(Q3/17) to 4.2 percent(Q3/18).
It's not crazy to think that's also going to be happening in the area of capital markets and reserve allocations.
The Government of the Sudan is committed to prison and justice sector reform in Darfur and willing to provide the necessary funding through national budgetary allocations.
Embracing innovation requires unconventional capital allocations that won't always yield short-term profit but that can lead to exponential growth in the long run.
Formal and informal institutions define rights, control resource allocations, and assign roles and responsibilities to women and men in society.
Budget allocations under the heading of gender equality amount to 18.76 billion pesos, which represents an increase of 157 per cent since 2008.
The Committee' s concluding observations called for States to make appropriate allocations to ensure full and equitable access to social services, especially for disadvantaged children.
Budgetary allocations by sector and region should address inequalities experienced by minorities, including minority women in those sectors and regions.
This work entailed both a technical and political process requiring shifts in organizational cultures and ways of thinking, as well as in goals, structures and resource allocations.
To assure that policy directives are implemented, the secretariat' s budget should have allocations specifically dealing with gender equality and women' s participation.
These budgetary allocations corrected the perception that there was a decrease in the budgetary allocation for health in 2012.
Asset owners and managers need to adjust their capital allocations,” said Christiana Figueres, former U.N. climate chief and convenor of Mission 2020.
Public budgets, typically through allocations from the Ministry of Finance, have historically been the main source of infrastructure financing, and are likely to continue to be so.