Sentence examples for discussion of resource from inspiring English sources
Decision makers stated that there had been little discussion of resource re-allocation across PHSA agencies, with each agency by and large operating as its own entity.
For a detailed discussion of resources grades, we refer to a previous publication [2].
The second class is a group discussion based on these interviews and participants' reflections, as well as a discussion of resources available for breastfeeding women and encouragement to develop a breastfeeding plan.
The exploration of patterns of use of both native and 'exotic' woods in wood-poor environments has great potential to contribute to discussions of resource management and control and human response to landscape change.
Put aside discussions of resources and cost; think of what a change this is in attitude.
The shared workspace provided a location-independent central repository of resources around which group activities were coordinated whereas the laptops provided a focal point for the face-to-face discussion of these resources.
Also at stake in discussion of collective resources is the issue of private versus communal management, a question that goes to the heart of environmental politics.
CENTRAL ASIAN ENERGY 11. (SBU) Turning to a discussion of energy resources and energy security in Central Asia, Guoping said that Russia owns and controls most of Central Asia's pipelines, "but it cannot prevent the ultimate diversification of export routes".
Discussion of natural resources often figure prominently in several topics of global justice.
While Engagement deals with the unfolding dialogical interplay among different viewpoints in texts, Graduation is concerned with the ways value positions are adjusted or graduated in terms of their strength and precision (see Martin and White 2005, 92 160 for a detailed discussion of these resources).
Once the treatment plan has been established, discussion of multidisciplinary resources for children with IS and their families is needed due to potentially lifelong needs related to medical care and poor developmental outcomes.
