Sentence examples for resources actions from inspiring English sources

It was also helpful to identify all of the key variables (staff, resources, actions) that had to be considered in the optimization model.

This work was supported by the projects ' MIKRORNand ' TOM' and ' MEDA' co-funded by ESF and national resources (actions ' SYNERGARISTEIA andSTEIA' and ' Krespectivelyectively).

In the global health context, medicalizing priority problems and solutions may prove detrimental for how the world responds and resources actions designed to alleviate poor health and poverty, redress inequities, and save lives.

The Courtauld Commitment from the UK's waste and resources action programme intends to start measuring farm waste by 2018.

Resources: Action Aid's Activista network of youth activists received social media training to share their stories.

WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) provide very comprehensive courses for recycling managers so speak to a WRAP ROTATE advisor and they will be able to point you in the right direction.

"We remain committed to building on this success and recycling 50% of our household waste by 2020 and will continue to support local authorities' and Wrap's (Waste and Resources Action Programme) efforts to promote recycling".

Green campaigners say poor buying and marketing practices contribute to the 15m-tonne pile of food discarded in the UK each year according to the government's waste reduction advisory body, Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap).

The supermarket tracked 25 bestselling products and combined information with data from the government's waste reduction advisory body, Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap), to give an overall food waste "footprint" for each item.

Graham Salisbury, head of human resources, Action Aid Michael Wright, director of membership and communications, Bond Louise Court, head of human resources, Amnesty International "The worst cover letter I ever received was one where the applicant included a picture of their entire family tree just to point out they were related to some great social campaigner," recalls Graham Salisbury.

But that cost could soar to £388bn as the global middle class expands over the course of the next fifteen years, according to new figures from the UK government's waste advisory body Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap) for the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate.