Sentence examples for resources and instruments from inspiring English sources

As the Orloff brothers explained to me, the company seeks to differentiate itself from companies like Zestcash by creating an actual ladder for the unbanked to gain credit and use traditional financial resources and instruments.

In the internal dimension, through the dual requisites already mentioned above of possession of the organizational resources and instruments of violence and the legitimacy of its monopolistic use with all members of the community to ensure peaceful order.

A thorough evaluation of all CPO categories and subcategories is a difficult endeavour requiring a lot of resources and instruments.

Previously unsolved problems can become amenable to solution by linking multiple (partially shared) goals, thereby justifying the multi-faceted character of many environmental and sustainability issues, and combining resources and instruments to resolve the problems (Bressers and Rosenbaum 2003).

Today one surmises from titles and prefaces to published concerti, from contemporary paintings, and even from the kinds of instruments specified, that the main social breeding ground for the vocal-instrumental concerto was the chapel, above all the court chapel, and the chapel's resources of musicians and instruments were in fact largely those called for by the concerti of the time.

When setting the baseline for discussing options toward a more efficient use of water resources, one of the drivers for decoupling economic growth and environmental impact is the development of resource-efficient innovations and instruments.

For example, while we recorded resources such as staff and instruments, we also recorded how the work was distributed.

But spending already-tight resources on instruments and music teachers seems like a lot to go through when you could just devote more classroom time to reading.

Instrumentation Grids aim at controlling and managing heterogeneous resources & instruments securely, reliably and in near real-time.

Accepted proposals, evaluated by a joint industry-academic committee, receive staff funding, supplies, and access to company resources such as antibody libraries and instruments.

On the contrary, international collaborations, exchanges of scientists, and the sharing of resources and information and research instruments will help advance science, promote economic and trade cooperation, and propel economic globalization.