Sentence examples for move of resources from inspiring English sources

The Digital Media Initiative (DMI) was intended to transform the way staff developed, used and shared video and audio material and was seen as an important part of a move of resources to Salford.

I guarantee we would never see a faster moving of resources from one end of the city to the other.

Marc Benioff, chief executive of Salesforce.com and one of the pioneers of cloud computing, speaks of a "fundamental shift, the move of computing resources into the cloud [that] gives small and large companies access to the same resources".

Since trees are unable to move in search of resources, competition for available space and resources can be important.

Indeed, the mutualisation of economic risks that has started tacitly through various mechanisms (European Stability Mechanism, interventions by the European Central Bank) cannot succeed without a more profound rebuilding of the monetary union that involves a move towards pooling of resources and a form of fiscal federalism.

The level of the citizens' income should ideally be fixed quasi-permanently or at least for a considerable period, the latter possibly by tying it to a long-term moving average of resource income (or subsidy savings).

It is often the single largest lever we have for moving large amounts of resources when circumstances call for them.

"What is going on after 9/11 is that a lot of resources move out of drug enforcement and into terrorism," he said.

It indicates a move toward a sharing of resources and platforms between marginalized groups.

"I do know that we at the Federal Reserve are aware of the fact that because of the tremendous amount of resources moving toward a single-currency implementation that other resources to confront the computer issues are lacking," he said.

Donor project approaches were phased out in the 1990s, and bilateral aid moved toward the pooling of resources to aid economies through sectorwide action programs.