Examples of using In the allocation of resources in English and their translations into Chinese
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Differential treatment in the allocation of resources to the ordinary courts and the special and military tribunals.
Renewed efforts are needed by African Governments and regional and continental organizations to prioritize sustainable development in the allocation of resources in accordance with national priorities and needs.
University students are politically vocal, primary school age children are not, and the latter can easily be neglected in the allocation of resources.
Taking into account national policies to actively promote the development of these industries, banks tend to a modest increase in the allocation of resources.
Consequently, the current approach emphasizes improvements in the allocation of resources both over the short- and long-term to areas which can have a direct impact on the well-being of the poor.
Nigeria is committed to the protection and promotion of human rights of its people and has always accorded priority in the allocation of resources for implementation of its human rights policies and programmes.
Unfortunately, the legislature lacks foresight and elevates personal interest above national interest in the allocation of resources.
First, the focus on the bullseye that is described in the strategic plan is reflected clearly in the allocation of resources.
A larger share of aid could go to budget support in the recipient country with parliamentary oversight in the allocation of resources.
Some Parties recommended that NAPs aligned with The Strategy should be given priority in the allocation of resources, and requested the GM to facilitate resource mobilization for initiatives included in the NAPs.
To strike a balance in reflecting the agreed priorities of the Organization in the allocation of resources to the United Nations regular budget; which is persistently to the detriment of the development activities;
We are convinced that active participation in international trade is a positive way of achieving growth, increasing employment, being innovative in the area of technology and being effective in the allocation of resources.
This often translates into negative policy and programmatic consequences vis-à-vis children affected by armed conflict in the subsequent stages, from relief to recovery, including in the allocation of resources.
On a related note, one speaker made the point that an increase in the allocation of resources would avoid the President being dependent on contributions made to the Trust Fund for the Office of the President.