Sentence examples for resources elimination from inspiring English sources

Other benefits of using agricultural waste materials in the construction industry instead of naturalistic materials are protection of natural resources, elimination of waste materials and release of precious ground for different purposes.

Examples of specific economic goals for Neurath are the effective allocation of exhaustible resources, the elimination of under-restricted production and destruction of goods and the misuse of man-power that monetary calculation allows.

ID resource package The Elimination of Iodine Deficiency Resource Package for the CEE/CIS and Baltic States brings together a set of experiences from across the region and complementary resources to assist in bringing about the realization of Universal Salt Iodization and the sustainable elimination of Iodine Deficiencies.

It is not chaos: It's the systematic capture of the state and its resources and the elimination of free speech by a profoundly corrupt regime, and it can be stopped.

Yet, if we consider 10 RNs per each DeNB cell (N R = 10), it is clear that Reuse-N R is not possible to be achieved since it would require N R * 34% = 340% of the system resources, thus full elimination of the inter-RN interference is not possible.

Here, the effect of not doing so would overestimate the level of resources required for elimination.

"The Global Fund will work with the 20 countries present at this meeting to reprogramme their grants with a view to providing additional resources for virtual elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

These factors should further improve the field applicability of antigen testing for resource-challenged LF elimination programs.

Despite the enormous financial resources committed, if malaria elimination is perceived as failing it is likely that this funding will not be sustained.

Interpreted in the regional context, this could help to classify the density of risk and to accordingly target resources and measures for elimination.

"What's disappointing in this year's initial proposal, given the significant increase in state resources, is the further elimination of children from quality child-care programs," said Local 99 executive director Courtni Pugh.