The aspiration is to ensure optimal child development for future healthier, intelligent, noble and moral human resources.
He has pointed to a clear contradiction between the noble intention of protecting resources and the actual possibilities of establishing their state.
In the letter, he also wrote "The action of Captain Fryatt in defending his ship against the attack of an enemy submarine was a noble instance of the resource and self-reliance so characteristic of his profession".
One sees the recurring Russian instinct for pursuing noble aspirations by expending human resources regardless of the cost.
"Congress views the Olympic movement and the U.S.O.C., in the best sense, as it views Iraq," Steve Bull, the Olympic committee's director of government relations, told the board, "a country with a rich cultural history, valuable natural resources and a noble people, whose government structure ill served its best interests".
Peter belongs to a gang of young London pickpockets ("Oliver Twist") who are accidentally sent to Neverland and become characters in an ecological-imperialist allegory involving rapacious European pirates, noble Indians and a precious natural resource ("Avatar").
A precocious, congenitally deformed child of noble but apparently insensitive parents, Giacomo quickly exhausted the resources of his tutors.
There is much more to be explored than this noble documentary, made on a tiny budget, has the resources to examine.
Such men often acquired university education through their family resources, through the patronage of more substantial nobles, or through church influence, particularly support from the pope and his court.
While that's noble, Detroit has access to boundless automobile and mobility engineering resources.
