These ideals include rampant exploitation of resources, top-down command of resource allocations, withholding of information from stakeholders to control them, and a single-minded pursuit of profit for its own sake.
Additionally, the Chinese government is using drones to expand its command and control of resources in Nigeria, where much of China's oil/gas supply lies.
These attempt to capture well-being beyond a mere command of economic resources.
"Yi Yi," the first of his movies to be released commercially in the United States (it will open at the Film Forum on Friday, after being shown at the New York Film Festival tonight), is the work of a master in full command of the resources of his art.
There is a reliance on visual materials to augment an appeal to human greed, human lust, and a command of the resources of nature.
The increase in divorce rates has had a profound effect on many women, who are immediately upon divorce faced with a considerable drop in household income and in their command of other resources.
Indeed, the centrality of meaningfulness to the SOC concept is that even if we are able to understand the stressor and have the resources at our disposal to deal with the situation; if we do not sufficiently care or are motivated towards the outcomes, the situation becomes incomprehensible and we lose command of our resources [ 16].
For instance, in the considerably smaller country of Ecuador, Hentschel et al. (2000) found that rural communities with the same characteristics (e.g. land and soil quality) are actually very heterogeneous in many respects (e.g. their command of land resources and well-being).
Command of linguistic resource is essential for good presentation.
They ran one program at a time, which had command of all system resources, and a human operator would provide any special resources needed.
