Sentence examples for highly resourced from inspiring English sources

Others, including the former UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health, contend that Article 12 of the ICESCR obliges some form of financial restitution by highly resourced destination countries to poorly-resourced source countries [ 39].

And they became so highly resourced.

From any commonsensical 2015 perspective, these highly resourced and increasingly international businesses – masquerading as charities – are thoroughly private institutions.

"We have to work very hard to make sure NPR sees our relationship as a joint partnership and an opportunity to work together as opposed to them being highly resourced and the stations being merely a vehicle to transmit their programs," said Laura Walker, president and chief executive of WNYC in New York.

All these studies were conducted in highly resourced locations, but evaluated strategies and aspects of care delivered in a range of settings by different practitioners.

On one end of the market, billion-dollar deals are starting to move in-house at large, highly resourced companies like Google and Facebook, as detailed by Gelles.

However, providing QoS support is a challenging issue due to highly resource constrained nature of sensor nodes, unreliable wireless links and harsh operation environments.

BBVs constitute a major occupational hazard for healthcare workers (HCW), especially in highly resource constrained countries [ 2].

However, the long breeding cycles, high heterozygosities, lack of various degrees of preciseness in hybridization, and low frequencies of desirable mutations have made new varietal development highly resource-demanding.

Pharma companies reply that drug development is highly resource-intensive and expensive.

Until image detection technology is sophisticated enough, vetting images before they are uploaded would be highly resource intensive and counterintuitive to a social platform selling itself on being instant or quick.