Sentence examples for resources experts from inspiring English sources

The country's water and natural resources experts say no.

I spoke to employment lawyers and corporate human resources experts who advised me to keep all discussions of pregnancy separate from the interview process.

Monterrey's companies sent their marketing and human resources experts to help design the agency's name, its uniforms, the benefits, even the way the squad cars should be painted.

The pressure exerted by climate change is even more dangerous because it comes against a backdrop of rising populations and growing scarcity of resources, experts say.

But until now the Falun Gong has devoted the most resources, experts said, erecting a system that allows the largest number of Internet users open, uncensored access.

But online resources, experts say, will increasingly be used to supplement and transform classroom education, moving from stand-and-lecture formats to project-based learning.

Lester R. Brown, a natural resources expert, said another is that young people who once went cruising in their cars now socialize with Facebook and Twitter.

"A precondition to the success of the project is that local water supplies must be properly used and stringent conservation measures must be put in place," said Liu Changming, a water resources expert at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Its services include communications training and resources, expert-led media volunteers, film & content production, and multi-media channels including Community Channel - the UK's only national platform dedicated to community and charity stories.

Rolake Akinkugbe, a natural resources expert at Ecobank, a Togo-based pan-African bank, says that growth in gold and iron ore production this year should place those sectors close to the government's ambitious targets.

Jeff Stein, a water resources expert at Taxpayers for Common Sense, a group that advocates fiscal conservatism, criticized the record levels of financing for beach repair, which he described as "pumping sand on beaches so it can wash away into the sea".