Sentence examples for resources arising from from inspiring English sources

This encompasses proven, probable, and possible reserves from existing fields and new developments, plus a contribution from additional resources arising from marginal or tertiary developments, using improved or enhanced oil recovery techniques as well as further exploration.

Little research has yet examined the impacts on water resources arising from this large-scale land use conversion to cultivation of biofuel feedstock or positioned contextual water resource governance in Indonesian locales in a wider political ecology of European climate politics.

Ultimately, the end allocation of resources arising from a priority-setting exercise, using a combination of qualitative or quantitative methods, will accord to the particular sociocultural setting in which it is carried out and to the expressed preferences of its populace and/or its representatives in government.

The participatory approach included: shared staffing and budgeting; colocation of staff across organisations; shared responsibility for training activities, development of study resources, trial implementation and evaluation activities; and shared involvement in dissemination of study findings and ongoing distribution of community resources arising from the study.

Geographically localized sources of variation in resources arise from several sources including episodic inputs of nutrients from rivers, mixing due to storms and eddies, and vertical mixing at the Brunt-Väisälä frequency [48], [49].

59 The CRONICAS cohort has established a large cardiopulmonary cohort of adults, who will be followed-up over at least 4 years, with the possibility of longer term follow-ups and thus establishing itself as a unique resource arising from one LMIC in an area of major public health concern.

These problems have been driven by uncertainty over the F-FDTL's role, poor conditions of service due to limited resources, tensions arising from FALINTIL's transition from a guerrilla organisation to a regular military and political and regional rivalries.

Von Maltzahn followed Joseph Nye, the American politics professor, in defining cultural relations as "an instrument that governments use to mobilise resources – resources that arise from values a country expresses in its culture – to communicate with and attract the publics of other countries".

Due to the linear nature of these park units, threats to their natural resources arise primarily from outside the park and are associated with increased residential and commercial development.

However in middle income countries such as Thailand policy-makers are facing growing pressure to justify resource allocation decisions in the health sector, due to increasing resource constraints arising from an epidemiological transition and increases in the availability and cost of new health technologies [ 13- 15].

On the other hand, the dry season is seen as a period of resource scarcity arising from a lack of or limited soil moisture.