Sentence examples for delivering scarce from inspiring English sources

The government of Junichiro Koizumi immediately barred from Japan's ports the North Korean ferry that plies between the two countries delivering scarce goods and hard currency to the North; charter flights have also been cancelled; and North Korean officials banned from visits.

Both of these are critical to making better use of scarce resources and delivering better care in, or closer to, older people's homes.

At a time when budgets are so tight, people expect the NHS to be concentrating its scarce resources on delivering frontline medical care, not lining the pockets of managers".

But in party headquarters there were misgivings about the use of scarce resources on a scheme with no proven record of delivering votes.

Milk is no longer delivered and gasoline is scarce, but otherwise it's business as usual.

Yet additional hurdles, from scarce transmission to conflicts over state rights, could keep wind and solar from delivering the amount of clean power Obama promises.

All the while Jinn is going about the business of actually delivering late night food (and other goods) to the UK Capital City's malnourished and time-scarce students.

With meaningful commitments from recession-leery world leaders scarce, Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, made one of the biggest splashes simply by coming and delivering a speech.

But programs like mobile banking and delivering basic news and information via SMS are just the beginning of applications that can dramatically revolutionize life in countries where Internet, power, water and food access are all scarce.

Data on the use of HFOT delivered through a tracheostomy are scarce.

These are important areas of research that will lend greater focus to where, when, and how we should apply our scarce resources to deliver the most valuable care to our patients - the ultimate consumer.