Sentence examples for resources passed from inspiring English sources

An executive in human resources passed away on January 19, at age 59.

The case partly reversed the legacy of the 1990s during which, through a series of mostly rigged auctions, control of natural resources passed from the discredited Communist party to a group of oligarchs supportive of Boris Yeltsin's regime.

Outside the EU, Japan has also moved towards a highly efficient circular economy thanks primarily to the pioneering Law for the Promotion of Efficient Utilization of Resources, passed in 2000.

Local hunters possess knowledge of natural resources passed down over centuries, including the migratory movements of birds, marine mammals, and fish, as well as how to operate safely in their coastal waters.

The interest carried to human resources passes by a second reading of the training package related to health sciences (professional, higher and academic levels).

Following the vote for the motion that "this meeting urges HM Government to maintain support for local libraries, as an essential educational and information resource", passed by 98% of WI members, Mauger said she was "thrilled that we have a new and powerful friend fighting our corner".

And in November, the pollution-free resource passed the 70-gigawatt milestone; there's now enough wind energy across the country to power 19 million typical American homes.

They are an international resource passing through many territorial waters.

Sraffa only mentioned natural resources in passing: 'Natural resources which are used in production, such as land and mineral deposits......

The proposed 2,400-kilometer 2,400-kilometerce the drailroadformer Alaska Senator Frank Murkowasi, whonces behind the "Rail to Resources" legislation passedreamthe U.S. Cofgress in 2000.

In 1990, Senator Malcolm Wallop, Republican of Wyoming, said of Mr. McClure, "There is no major piece of energy, public lands or natural resources legislation passed in recent years on which he has not left an imprint".