Sentence examples for resources and basic from inspiring English sources
He said the nationalization of T.D.E. was "a worthy homage to the workers and Bolivian people who have been fighting to get back natural resources and basic services".
MADRID — Bolivia on Tuesday seized control of the assets there of Red Eléctrica de España, a Spanish utility, a decision that the country's president, Evo Morales, said was part of broader efforts to regain ownership of Bolivia's natural resources and basic services.
"We are fulfilling the people's vociferous demand to recover and nationalise natural resources and basic services," the president proclaimed.Since taking office in 2006 Mr Morales, Bolivia's first elected president of indigenous descent, has taken over oil and gas, mining and telecoms businesses.
Other big buys last week for the M100 included the ING Risk Managed Natural Resources Fund, a closed-end fund that invests in equity securities of companies primarily engaged in the energy, natural resources and basic materials industries.
"I had an office space with a conference room ready to sign up over 500 local businesses that needed help with corporate formation, human resources, and basic legal help," Hauer said.
Private companies aren't in the business of caring about people, and government needs to stop handing over precious resources and basic human rights, like clean water, to corporations in the name of Capitalism.
"Before the operation in North Waziristan was launched we moved our resources and basics to safe places," he wrote in an email exchange.
The hope is that by pooling these distinct personnel resources, medical and basic research questions can be answered more effectively.
They need resources, connections and basic tools.
Surely, you understand the urgency of the continued fight for women's equality worldwide--against rape and battery, forced sex and forced pregnancy, unequal access to jobs, financial resources, food and basic human rights--all elements of a feminist agenda.
The country should summon the will, the resources and the basic administrative competence to carry out one of its most vital functions, the making of new citizens.
