Sentence examples for marshalling of resources from inspiring English sources

The exemplary institution of this effort is the golf course (of which there are many), and "Pow Wow" displays, in detail, the relentless exertion the spending of money, the marshalling of resources, the labor of employees that's needed to keep them lush and resist the constant climatic force that bends them back to desert.

Prior research indicates that victims serve as their own best responders and resources (Dynes and Drabek 1994; Gist et al. 1998), leading to a tendency to look within for "deliverance" as well as for a marshalling of resources (Wenger 1985).

And this desire to exterminate an entire people plus the careful marshalling of vast resources to do so is the Nazis' distinctive, odious mark on history; Tarantino's Jewish characters have no such desire or intention.

"As a part of the State University at Stony Brook, we can marshal all kinds of resources and talent from all specialties in the university," he said.

I was able to marshal a set of resources for his campus that simply wasn't wasn't possible for Dillard.

This hypothesis is supported by existing literature, which suggests that CM has deep roots in social work, relying on interagency collaboration to marshal a range of resources within the community to benefit the child and the family, and is considered a major component of mainstream social work practice (Neill 2006).

In the parlance of computer games, Eternal Forces is a "real-time strategy" title, in which players have to marshal a limited number of resources as the clock ticks.

The popular legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party increasingly derives from its ability to deliver material prosperity and international prestige, and the Olympics showed that the regime is capable of marshalling extraordinary resources and determination and that China commands international respect.

NationBuilder simplifies and democratizes the formerly complex task of marshalling data resources for political or advocacy campaigns.

Ian Murray already has experience of that division, having impressed with his marshalling of Dumbarton's meagre resources.

Organizing care involves the marshalling of personnel and other resources needed to carry out all required patient care activities, and is often managed by the exchange of information among participants responsible for different aspects of care"[ 4].