Sentence examples for resources and allowed from inspiring English sources
The Quality Education QEE) Fund provided more resources and allowed more staff training (Rao & Li, 2009).
This design approach suggested an integrated system based primarily on locally available resources and allowed greater insight into the drivers and constraints on local resource use.
The intersection of the GPS-tracked grazing itineraries and their buffers, that is, the pasture utilization zones, with the digital land cover data of the GIS proved particularly useful to draw conclusions about the sustainability of the herds' use patterns of land cover types and grazing resources and allowed inferences on the animals' nutritional situation (Schlecht et al. 2006, 2009).
The use of this selection criterion reduced the demand for computing resources and allowed better estimation of conformational strain energies of bound conformations (see below).
It also would drain the group's financial resources and allow for the mass arrest of its members.
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Mr. Rumsfeld offered a disquieting note of reassurance, saying that some intelligence about threats might be planted to waste law enforcement resources and allow terrorists to gauge weaknesses.
To the degree that this frees up some resources and allows the Buildings Department to more aggressively pursue hazardous code violations, residents of New York will be better off.
His position gives him the authority to determine how and where the UN uses its resources and allows him to facilitate conversations between world powers.
So I applaud PCC Hogg for allowing common sense to impact on his use of scarce law-enforcement resources and allowing a sort of de facto decriminalisation to happen.
These international tribunals challenge democratic control of resources and allow corporations to influence policy choices - especially in smaller, poorer countries for whom the threat of a lawsuit could act as a deterrent.
