The phrase 'from resources' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the origin of something. For example, "The company is pulling resources from existing sources to fund the new project."
"The Australian economy's growth transition from resources investment to the non-resources sector is also proving slower than expected," Mr Hockey said.
They worry that bringing the law into the picture will drive these women further from resources.
Widespread poverty has provided a ready excuse for governments dependent on income from resources.
The executive order explicitly states that renewable energy from "resources and facilities located throughout the Western Interconnection" is welcome.
Few jobs have been created during eleven years of peace, nor has the country diversified away from resources.
"Entering Sudan's oil business comes with a host of risks attached," warned Gavin Hayman, from resources watchdog Global Witness.
The truth can be a bitter medicine to swallow.Hot headedMeanwhile, environmental attention switched from resources to pollution.
A related idea is to park part of the proceeds from resources in offshore "funds for the future".
An important duty will be "getting added value from resources which are not under your direct control" (i.e., overstepping your authority).
And I have seen how the force is constrained, from resources to the legal structure to the general environment in the country.
The injustice is in making councils pay for this subsidy from resources earmarked for families on waiting lists, instead of meeting it from general taxation.
