Sentence examples for know how resources from inspiring English sources
"Clearly the state is facing difficult issues," he added, "but provisions of this budget need to be openly discussed by the Legislature so taxpayers know how resources are being used".
By demanding to know how resources are spent and allocated.
The technical factors are usually taken into the resource assessment carried out by Chinese authorities; however, economic factors may be ignored since the primary purpose of resource assessment in China is to know how much resources are there instead of how much resources can be produced by commercial enterprises (Wang et al. 2013a).
To make the cloud programmable, Platform as a Service (PaaS) offers an environment for users to develop, test and deploy cloud applications where computer resources scale automatically and dynamically to match application demand, so that users do not need to know how many resources are required or to assign resources manually in advance.
But where repression is not the intent, poor conditions and treatment are usually the result of a lack of know how and resources.
However, I understood that they were grieving, that they were mourning, and in terms of Michelle, I didn't know how many resources they would have available to nurture her or to coddle her, to provide all that attention and all that nurturing that she needed at a time like this.
Engineers know how to extract resources.
"Just as we don't have enough evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of prevention programs, we don't fully know how to allocate resources among interventions in the most efficient manner," Dr. Frenk said.
"But maybe from managing households and so forth, women manage better and know how to stretch resources".
Patients also needed support because they either did not know how to access resources or prior discrimination made them mistrustful of formal health and human services within communities.
In order to analyse the impact of land use change, it is particularly important to know how organisms use resources distributed across a heterogeneous landscape.
