Sentence examples for resources intelligence from inspiring English sources
Yes, western nations, whose people consume most of the drugs, provide resources, intelligence and military equipment.
So what I have done over the last several months is, first and foremost, make sure that we got eyes on the problem, that we shifted resources, intelligence, reconnaissance.
Reduced to its own resources, intelligence believes that it can find in nature only indifference and cruelty, but the cruelty it sees in nature is its own… Intelligence is more cruel than nature' (translated by the reviewer).
We need to pool our collective resources, intelligence, tenacity and heartful support to overcome these forces.
At present everything is being loaded on the plate of the modestly resourced intelligence and security committee, chaired by Sir Malcolm Rifkind.
Buchan's contribution to this "dime novel" scenario was to create in his protagonist, Richard Hannay, an appealing antihero, both cool and brave, but also "pretty well disgusted with life" who, caught up in a high-octane international drama, has the resource, intelligence and daring to thwart a naked foreign attempt to drag Britain into war.
"At the core of Zouk's investment thesis is the emergence of what we call resource intelligence: recognising that not only should we be doing more with less, but that resources, process and systems are more connected than ever," said Nathan Medlock, a principal in Zouk's Growth Capital Team who is joining iZettle's board.
I spent last week at a conference immersed in the views of professionals working to advance energy efficiency resource intelligence.
But here we have a problem -- the deterioration of the atmosphere -- that presents us with great urgency, and a solution -- resource intelligence -- that requires our active intervention.
When added to the hundreds of thousands like her who die every minute of every year, her death will also rob fragile countries of their most precious resource the intelligence and resourcefulness of women.
The wife may rage and cry, but at least she has resources, her intelligence and her wit: "At night, they lie in bed holding hands.
