Some public officials and police commanders have criticized the operation, which is financed by special overtime funds, for focusing too many resources on minor crimes and heightening tensions between the police and members of minority groups.
For example, the role enacted by HR departments in local government is usually described as administrative or reactive, primarily constrained by lack of resources and minor involvement in organizational decision-making (Jaconelli and Sheffield 2000; Harris 2005; Auluck 2006).
Oslo gave birth to a phantom state, an extensive but largely impotent administrative apparatus, with Israel remaining in effective control of the Palestine Authority's finances, its borders, its water resources — of every major and many minor aspects of Palestinian life.
Specifically, the primary recommendation of an additional 38 days of major surgery and 12 days of minor surgery could not be implemented given existing resources and feasible resource releases.
— but whose favorite sport consists of toppling the governments of minor nations and pinching their natural resources.
In resource-poor African communities, self-medication and home management of minor ailments is common.
To estimate the prevalence of minor depression among US adults with diabetes, health care resource utilization, and expenditures by people with diabetes with and without minor depression.
"The resources are minor, just symbolic," says marine biologist Donald Potts of the University of California, Santa Cruz, "but they create an environment to build on".
His account of Bach's Mass in B minor, utilizing the full resources of a modern orchestra, was lucid, sensitive and urgent.
That's of minor concern to Mrs. Field.
