Sentence examples similar to exigency resources from inspiring English sources
The rules give agencies latitude to delay or not collect samples if, for example, sample kits are not available or if the collection impedes on "operational exigencies or resource limitations".
Assessment of the latter is important to calculate per capita cost for LSM and to compare its resource exigencies to other interventions such as impregnated bed nets.
Most often, because of limited time, resources, and the exigencies of the situation, outbreak investigations of emerging diseases seek only to discover the pathogen responsible for the disease in humans.
Thus, the geothermal resource conservation can be ensured, in respect with the exigency imposed by the requirement of sustainable development of the area.
Though Bayezid preferred to maintain peace in order to have the time and resources to concentrate on internal development—he was forced into a number of campaigns by the exigencies of the period and the demands of his more militant devşirme followers.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.
But writers show no sign of exploring deprivation or exigency.
It can all depend on political exigency, too.
