Sentence examples for economic resources for from inspiring English sources
Missing the 2006 World Cup meant overseas teams were looking elsewhere, and fewer transfers translated into fewer economic resources for Uruguayan clubs.
But a policy of U.S. global leadership is not sustainable — even if the necessary economic resources for such a policy are available, which they are not.
On the other hand, a mutually beneficial arrangement among the specialties requires minimization of internal competition as well as adequate patient volume and economic resources for all participants.
In tropical regions, such as Southeast Asia, small-scale fisheries are important economic resources for local residents, especially in terms of food security (Pauly 2006; Béné 2006).
Daughters, on the other hand, not only because of her marriage that she would become a loss of economic resources for the family but also that she would further debilitate financial conditions with the marriage dowry.
Another characteristic of the Catalonian research centers is that they have a close relationship with universities, Mas-Colell says all of the centers have university representation on their boards, "The centers generate scientific and economic resources for the university, and together they create a bigger critical mass of staff and resources," he explains.
In Panama the river and mule trail across the isthmus was the principal economic resource for the commercial and bureaucratic elite that developed there.
"It has started to become a major economic resource for us, particularly when there is snow on the ground and people can't come to the tasting rooms," said Dorothy-Dean Thomas, the manager of the wine club that covers Bedell Cellars and Corey Creek Vineyards in Southold.
The enterprise is one of many ventures here in the Amazon aimed at "productive conservation," which advocates say will save the rain forest by transforming it into a renewable economic resource for local people — just as some eco-tourism lodges and other ventures in places like Africa and Southeast Asia have tried to do.
Mobility is an important criterion for cruise destinations, besides being an economic resource for the city.
