Yet even agent-centered versions face this paradox; having the conceptual resources (of agency and agent-relative reasons) is not the same as making it plausible just how a secular, objective morality can allow each person's agency to be so uniquely crucial to that person.
Still, fire experts say it is only the beginning of what appears to be a summer that will stretch the will and resources of firefighting agencies.
It is noteworthy that the D.C.I.'s comments were limited to the C.I.A. and did not encompass the resources of other agencies within the intelligence community.
The massive influx of people - many of whom are Syrian Kurds seeking refuge from escalating violence in northeastern Syria - has put severe strain on the resources of aid agencies as well as Iraqi Kurdistan's regional government.
In the minority of cases where donors let the Haitian government take the lead, the volume and complexity of new projects has strained the resources of the agencies that they are working to strengthen.
The extended scheme is, therefore, 'as written and applied' [20, 21] appropriate to fulfil its legitimate objective [15]; provided that resources of enforcement agencies will be adjusted with a view to the new task area of controlling imported articles.
Victim surveys routinely find more crimes than are recorded by the police (Skogan 1974, 30), but surveys are time-consuming and expensive (Tilley 1995, 7), putting them beyond the resources of most agencies.
Trumpeting policies while savagely cutting the resources of the agencies meant to carry those very policies out is simply untenable.
