Sentence examples for resources over the next from inspiring English sources

"This realignment is a painful but unavoidable consequence of the global financial crisis," James R. Houghton, the museum's chairman, said in a written statement, adding that he believed the cuts "placed the institution on a sure footing to manage its resources over the next 12 months" without any serious cuts to programming.

High winds and dry conditions are keeping firefighters on alert in Southern California this weekend as local fire agencies have announced plans to boost wildfire resources over the next 24 hours.

Instead of fighting this charge, Rhode Island agreed to get its house in order like other leading states and reallocate its resources over the next ten years from sheltered workshops to community models of employment.

Where are European seed funds looking to increase their resources in over the next 12 months?

Since it is trivial that the increase in the number of treated patients should lead to an increase in the health care related costs, the authors herein tried to assess the costs of a cohort of chronically treated patients to forecast the amount of resources needed over the next few years to carry on their health assistance.

Gonzalez took over the next season.

That's because Indigenous rights stand in the way of pipelines, mega-dams like Site C, giant fracked gas terminals and $650bn in resource projects over the next ten years that the Liberals are trumpeting as much as the Conservatives did.

It estimated that California's electric utilities would have to build or buy 3,000 megawatts of renewable resources over the next two years to meet the 20percenttargetetarget

Many astronomers, however, noting that the decision came on the heels of Mr. Bush's directive to NASA to reallocate $11 billion of its resources over the next five years into returning people to the Moon, said money was doubtless also a consideration.

"We've got Air Force reconnaissance planes continuously giving us data from inside the hurricane this morning, and we're going to be throwing a lot more aircraft resources at this problem over the next few days because it still is not certain whether or not Joaquin will directly impact the US east coast or stay out to sea," said Rick Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Centre.

What seems very certain is that with 1.1 billion people lacking access to safe water, another billion people undernourished, and 2 billion extra people forecast to be living within 30 or so years, demand for water resources will rise dramatically over the next decades.