Sentence examples for be resourced from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that one uses to achieve an objective, e.g. raw materials or personnel.
Though again there will be some things to consider: how can the positive requirements be resourced?
Investigations into these matters are complex, so police must be resourced and empowered to carry out those investigations".
These conditions cannot be resourced in mainstream state schools because of large class sizes and intense curriculum constraints.
But they need to learn from their peers, and be resourced to get on with it, not be surrounded by government red tape.
How can the hard-pressed statistical offices in many developing countries be resourced and reorganised through innovation to cope with the growing demands of governments and citizens for more information?
The MPs say current defence planning assumptions – that the forces are supposed to be resourced to maintain one enduring medium-scale operation and one small-scale operation – are "out of step with what is happening in reality".
There would be resources, he said, vaguely.
Those are resource wars".
"The indicators are resource-intensive.
Another change is resources.
