Sentence examples for make resourcing from inspiring English sources

Energy companies want to make better use of production and transport data to make resourcing decisions while one defence contractor is looking for "wiser" analysis of stakeholder networks in conflict zones.

There's more time to plan and make resources, and support is given to maintain standards.

It is a place that works constantly to make resource extraction and usage more sustainable and responsible.

When there's been a 40% reduction in what's available for councils, it's a big ask to make resources available to schools that aren't contributing".

Mr. Hess, whose www.sciencebuddies.org site has corporate sponsors, said, "We feel it's important to make resources available to some parents who don't have the money".

"As long as the federal government keeps putting money in," the official said, "there is no incentive to make resource decisions among multiple competing transportation options".

Christina Pretto, an A.I.G. spokeswoman, said the company "continues to believe in the long-term value of I.L.F.C.," and would make resources available to it through Nov. 15, 2010.

Some libraries and archives need to modernise and make resources digitally available but this requires support and the protection of our public sector libraries.

An early draft called for NIH to make "resource allocation decisions" in line with economic considerations.

Clearly, IBRC can utilize RSs to make resource allocation more efficient.

Energy availability variations with location, time, or environmental conditions make resource allocation in such systems very challenging.