Thus the magnitude and inequity in burden of malaria requires more evidence that will motivate the policy makers to increase resource allocation to malaria control and at the same time ensuring the equitable deployment of such resources.
Most counties don't have the luxury of such resources.
The amount of such resources is insufficient in aggregate to allow all to receive the resources.
"A majority of those opposed to the deal (58%) cited the fact that Nexen operates in one of Canada's core strategic industries, and a foreign company should not have control of such an important resource," Abacus Data said.
The control of such a valuable resource is not easily relinquished, and if wife seclusion (purdah) is the prevailing cultural practice (as it is among the Hausa), a woman may not be allowed to leave her family compound without explicit permission from a controlling male authority [ 70, 92- 94].
When former BBC director of news Peter Horrocks ran the news division, he prioritised the channel over the main news bulletins by, for example, giving the channel control of resources such as satellite trucks if a big story broke.
Political scientists point to the prevalence in the Arab world of "rentier" states, where government control of resources such as oil has obviated any need for rulers to gain the consent of the ruled.
Furthermore, planning, analysis, and control of resources such as machine tools, fixtures, and tooling increasingly dominate the engineering functions.
Thus, health workers facing insufficient resources were increasingly tempted to develop informal payment systems in a context of poor regulation and control of such practices.
In 1910, however, Liberal MLA Alwyn Bramley-Moore (who was a staunch provincial rights advocate and who many years later would be called "Alberta's first separatist" by the Edmonton Journal) moved a resolution calling on the Sifton government to "take such steps as may be deemed necessary to acquire the control of all such natural resources as are of purely local concern".
