Sentence examples for is resourced from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that one uses to achieve an objective, e.g. raw materials or personnel.
Without the support and goodwill of the Muslim communities no anti-terror strategy stands a chance – however much it is resourced or packaged.
"It's extremely important that Local Land Services is resourced and ready to carry out its important functions to engage farmers on the ground," he added.
The NHS achieves more than it is resourced to do because of the brilliance and tenacity of the people who work delivering care on the frontline.
Their strength is in championing the cause for the patient on their examination couch and the health needs of their community, not the complexities of how healthcare is resourced within the local population.
Yes, there are cuts and inefficiencies and there are certainly ways the sector can improve, but my local authority and the wider sector is resourced by hardworking people with a passion for the locality and a quiet professionalism that will never cease to impress me.
In Bangladesh, around 50%% of the development expenditure is resourced by aid.
Another change is resources.
The bottom line though is resources.
"Our school is resource disadvantaged.
"Russia is resource rich and services light.
"The African continent is resource-rich.
