Sentence examples for on common resources from inspiring English sources
Of course, every child born, even to the most mentally and financially stable parents, puts a serious strain on common resources – like the land that fills up with 18 billion disposable diapers that are thrown away every year, and will remain in landfills 300 years from now.
These movements can create scopes for dialogues between basin countries on common resources and ecological integrity, in contrast to the current bilateral and top-down practice.
Despite the fact that women have legitimate claims on common resources within the household, traditional norms and mechanisms of intra-household resource allocation have been shown to directly influence women's access to healthcare [25].
The reduced range and quality of employment and income options for succeeding generations of those dependent on common resources will widen intergenerational inequity.
Most studies have focused on terrestrial plant systems where resource use can be difficult to quantify as species rely on a limited number of common resources.
It has been argued that the lack of evidence for resource partitioning in biodiversity experiments may be related to the difficulty of quantifying resource use, especially in plant systems where species depend on a limited number of common resources, such as light, water and nutrients [14].
The impact of common resource constraint on the optimal investment policy is investigated, implying that for a relatively low common resource capacity, the firm prefers to invest in service improvement rather than preservation technology.
We discovered that our teams would be working on multiple projects and competing for common resources and budget share in 2016.
How does this adaptation depend on local common resources and policy regimes?
Putting a price on these common resources leaves all of us more exposed to the forces of the global economy". Dr Richard Dixon, the director of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said that RBS could not be seen as a "credible sponsor" for the forum until it produced a plan for ending its £40bn pound investments in fossil fuel companies.
They do not have powerful lobbies, but they have the most compelling claim on our consciences and common resources.
