Today, Mr. Black says, the government doesn't have nearly as many resources to pursue such cases.
Not at all, says Wilshaw, who would bring back external national tests for children at seven, to ensure that schools put as many resources into that age as to older groups.
By David Remnick The New Yorker, July 5 , 1999P. 23 Signed comment about sports writing and media character judgments of the New York Knicks... It's a pretty extraordinary thing that some of the most serious American newspapers often cover sports as closely, and with as many resources, as they cover, say, news.
Signed comment about sports writing and media character judgments of the New York Knicks... It's a pretty extraordinary thing that some of the most serious American newspapers often cover sports as closely, and with as many resources, as they cover, say, news.
Tower Hamlets doesn't have as many resources as other boroughs, so people are happy to have some help for free".
Global finance sits at the backbone of our economy but operates from within closed IT platforms, and by some measures its regulated cartels inefficiently absorb almost as many resources as our inefficient governments.
"They don't have as many rental houses, they don't have as many resources, but people do own equipment, and there are people who are really in need of access to equipment," she added.
Despite the diseases' similar death tolls, scientists and public health professionals confronting TB don't have as many resources as their allies fighting HIV/AIDS.
Network vice president Kory Teneycke told Huffington Post Canada that Ford's show took as many resources as eight hours of daytime programming (which seems curious since most of the show consisted of three guys standing on a set talking).
I think it's just wrong in a society like ours that has as many resources as we have, that we have so many people that have so little -- that are literally dying on the street".
