Sentence examples for calls for resources from inspiring English sources

The view involves no denial of the utility of the concept of a set or class; it insists only that the proper introduction of set-theoretical concepts calls for resources and motivation which go beyond the semantics of plural reference.

In such a state of affairs, the more strong, cunning and ruthless prey on the less, education of children (which calls for resources outside the family) is difficult to accomplish, and economic activity remains stunted by the insecurity of holdings and the unreliability of undertakings.

The abolition of fees is a wonderful step forward, but education still costs money, still calls for resources, and still needs investment.

The conflict prompted a spike in anti-British sentiment, and even elicited rare calls for resource nationalisation in Latin America's most business-friendly country.Instead, the deal will allow Codelco to pay just $1.7 billion for a stake in AAS that it values at $5.4 billion.

Here, the former health minister Paul Burstow made the same point in 2013, calling for resources to be brought into line with funding for cancer.

As flood events such as those seen in Cumbria at the end of last year become more common, so attention has turned to flood management, with a call for resources to be allocated not to building flood defences to deal with the water when it arrives downstream but prevent it getting there at all.

and eventually passed out of the legislature, FASTER was passed without the support of Republicans, who objected to the level of fee increases and called for resources besides fees to be used to support transportation.

FASTER passed the legislature without the support of Republicans, who objected to the level of fee increases and called for resources besides fees to be used to support transportation; additional complaints surfaced from both Republican leaders and the public after the fee increases took effect.

Specialist training opportunities in the PICs are limited and their expansion will call for resources not readily available.

Their struggles to manage agitated and sometimes aggressive patients, as well as distressed and despairing relatives, called for resources which few were able to provide.

The event followed an earlier UNICEF-sponsored conference in Singapore, where Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati's keynote speech underlined the country's commitment to ensure that children get first call for resources, especially in times of economic challenge.