financial capacities

The institution disposed of high financial capacities and human resources during its first decades.

Countries are also encouraged to develop higher levels of social protection in line with their needs, preferences, and financial capacities.

Its goal is to check that a new credit or loan given to an individual lies inside financial capacities of the concerned people.

Poverty can increase the risk of malaria, since those in poverty do not have the financial capacities to prevent or treat the disease.

In New York State, it is beyond the financial capacities of two-thirds of the elderly.

Though not very numerous in its membership, and despite its limited financial capacities, the Society engaged in huge-scale and useful activities.

TEAM sports is the rare industry where the stronger businesses require healthy competitors, but maintaining that balance is hard when owners have different financial capacities and expectations.

The agenda compliments the vision of the ERB as an organisation with clearly defined roles and strengthened institutional and financial capacities.

What makes that so extraordinarily important is that this is not just a constitutional issue but also touches on issues of the European Union's financial capacities and much more besides.

However, it found that its annuity commitments exceeded its financial capacities, and if it made the payments as set out in the contract, it would run out of funds.

The model avoids social selection in the admission process by enabeling students to repaying their tuition according to their own financial capacities after they have embarked on their professional careers.

It also found that the double-digit price gains of the last two years had outpaced the financial capacities of many buyers - even those relying on equity accrued in their present homes for trading up.

This approach proved to be beyond the financial capacities of the provinces/territories to sustain, and the mix of categories was deemed difficult for hosts to market and for provinces/territories to rationalize their involvement.

Countries that are in the middle of the stages, such as Kenya and Ecuador may have some but not all of the governmental policies, financial capacities, or institutional capacities to operate school feeding programs without external funding or implementation.

I am certain that we all understand and have empathy for the position of the healthcare systems of new Member States with modest financial capacities, as we also have to reckon with the risk of the emigration of a qualified workforce.