Sentence examples for resources in relation from inspiring English sources

This paper analyses changes to floristic composition, species richness and heterogeneity as well as soil and light resources in relation to grazing abandonment in two characteristic topography-related types of dehesa habitat (upper slope and lower slope grasslands).

Americans are now realising what it means that we applied to the stealing of signals and the breaking of codes a similar proportion of our resources in relation to the rest of the world.

In India, there is a lack of state focus on women, in terms of allocation of resources, in relation to the state's inability to enthuse teaching of female children, its inability to curb female feticide.

"I think it's an appropriate public policy to limit state resources in relation to executive compensation," said Assemblywoman Deborah J. Glick, a Manhattan Democrat who has worked on related legislation.

This implies the need to consider a wide array of vulnerabilities and capacities based on access to resources in relation to DRR planning.

It added that "further well testing and assessment of recovery factors will be required to seek to quantify net resources in relation to the... areas and to prove its commerciality".

This paper endeavours to provide a better appreciation of systematic stakeholder analysis in ecosystem services research by, first, presenting an illustrative stakeholder analysis example, using a key natural resource in relation to ecosystem services: forests in the UK.

They wished to provide the best possible care for patients, dare to make priorities, have good communication with parents and involve them as a resource in relation to their children.

These new EST resources are an important addition to publicly available resources especially in relation to the study of abiotic stresses in cereals.

In such settings, the decision-making process regarding a child's school enrollment is made not as a function of the resources available in the household and the allocation of these resources but in relation to the opportunity cost of the child's labor (Lloyd and Blanc 1996).

Another issue, is that the ICO is being asked to do an increasing amount of work without additional resources, particularly in relation to the Communications Data Bill, where the information commissioner would have to ensure that data held by the communication service providers is held securely and deleted after 12 months.