Allocating new SDR s also is inappropriate.

The so called emissions trading system aims to control carbon emissions by allocating tradable permits.

Prices set by financial markets are the right ones for allocating capital and other resources to their most productive uses .

6. Notes the appeal by the United Nations Coordinator to the donor community to consider allocating additional resources to the humanitarian aspects of the Chernobyl disaster

Parties have become machines for allocating power rather than for gathering and representing the interests of citizens.

4. Stresses the importance of allocating adequate resources to establish the new system of administration of justice

Even more important is the federal government s role in helping states that face, say, high unemployment, by allocating additional tax revenue to them the so called transfer union so loathed by many Germans.

OECD countries should honor the target of allocating the equivalent of 0.7 of GDP annually to foreign aid

Moreover, several EU directives acknowledge the interest of the country where financial transactions (such as life insurance contracts) are carried out by allocating to it jurisdiction over such transactions.

The poll's organisers were also impressed by the idea of paying certain countries because they do not have a coastline, or the suggestion of allocating funding for a request for funding.

The US is allocating more money for defense today than it did during the war against Hitler or the Cold War.

The Fund is doing Europe s people no favor by failing to push aggressively for a more realistic solution, including dramatic debt write downs for peripheral eurozone countries and re allocating core country guarantees elsewhere.

The World Bank, for example, has been allocating more of its money to countries with a proven track record in spending money well.

Until about a decade ago, the Space Telescope Science Institute adopted a similar policy for allocating observation time for the Hubble Space Telescope.

If investing is simply a matter of allocating money to an index, however, liquidity becomes the sole determinant of prices, and valuations go haywire.

After all, other arrangements for allocating labor appear to involve more domination and alienation than the labor market, which offers people opportunities, not constraints.

Based on these building blocks, the world could agree on allocating the costs for speeding the development and spread of new low emission technologies.

With the flick of a pen allocating millions in funding, it will destroy the nature that people have worked so hard to take back over 25 years.

One proposal calls for taxing national and international financial transactions. Others call for allocating Special Drawing Rights (SDR s) from the IMF, or for using the IMF s gold resources.

When allocating funds in the 2014 2020 European budget, EU governments wisely decided to increase funding for education and research the only areas in which they did so.

Last year, the central government delegated more education and health care expenditures to regional bodies, without allocating more resources and there was nothing anyone could do about it.

Remarkably, this came about with no central planning, no governing body, and no overall control, other than a system for allocating the names of Web sites and their addresses.

Aside from allocating and trading greenhouse gas (mainly carbon or carbon equivalent ) emissions allowances, solidarity levies could be imposed on airplane tickets, and taxes imposed on aviation or ship fuel.

In 2002, Western financial institutions were thought to be wizards at managing risk and allocating capital today, we see that they are wizards at market manipulation and other deceptive practices.

For example, shareholders could direct that the corporation may not spend funds for certain types of political purposes, or that it must follow certain principles in allocating whatever budget is authorized.

The move is significant as it will give the market a bigger role in allocating resources, ensuring a law based business environment and making the market more open, the statement said.

Of course, some nations do better Sweden, Norway, Denmark, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg all exceed the United Nations target of allocating the equivalent of 0.7 of gross national income in foreign aid.

Of course, some nations do better Sweden, Norway, Denmark, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg all exceed the United Nations target of allocating the equivalent of 0.7 of gross national income in foreign aid.

That is why all prosperous societies are capitalistic in the broad sense of the term they are organized around private property and allow markets to play a large role in allocating resources and determining economic rewards.

If investing is simply a matter of allocating money to an index, however, liquidity becomes the sole determinant of prices, and valuations go haywire. When a substantial fraction of market participants are simply buying the index, the market s role in ensuring good corporate governance also disappears.

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