Greece's stretched resources, infrastructure and bureaucracy means many applications are stymied.
Settlements, and the resources, infrastructure and military might required to keep them going, are a major impediment to negotiations to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
HIV/Aids, he says, 'highlights deficits' in terms of human resources, infrastructure and data collecting as well as monitoring and evaluation processes.
Google provides resources — infrastructure, money, time and people — but most important, a vision that tests most entrepreneurs to think bigger than they ever have before.
The move is likely to intensify and spread to other sectors including resources, infrastructure and high tech, Jen said, as low valuations after a global equity market rout may entice the funds.
The state remains the single largest employer, while its corporations controlling natural resources, infrastructure, banking and media dominate the economy.As Clifford Gaddy and Barry Ickes, two American economists, have argued, the highly inefficient industrial structure of the old Soviet economy, based on misallocation of both resources and people, remains intact.
Its only limitations are resources, infrastructure, and vision--all of which Singapore possesses.
However, resources, infrastructure, service provision, and markets in the affected areas tend to be disrupted.
Within the optimal scenario where resources, infrastructure (a.o. pipes) and cost/prices are included, marginal prices of resources were calculated.
This could be important for catchments and sub-basins where storage-type water resources infrastructure exists or is planned.
They suggested possible causes such as the lack of human resources, infrastructure and experience of how to manage these remote projects.
