Sentence examples for resources relations from inspiring English sources

Through intersectoral collaboration, talents, resources, relations, and approaches to influencing determinants of health can be linked and shared to work very much more effectively, efficiently, and sustainably than one sector would achieve alone [ 8– 12].

Unlike previous works, the proposed resource allocation algorithm is derived based on realistic assumptions, such as discrete spectrum resources, relation between transmission rate, MCS and the channel quality.

A mosaic of divergent reciprocations in resource relations were noticed due to livelihood transitions in the rural areas where previous resource uses and relations had been primarily within agriculture.

This paper critically reviews studies across the Global South to explore the nature and extent of changes in resource relations and agricultural landscapes post livelihood diversification and the implication and challenges of these changes for natural resource governance.

The agricultural and livelihood transitions post globalization are redefining resource relations and redrawing landscapes in the Global South and have major implications for nascent natural resource governance regimes such as Integrated River Basin Management IRBMManagement IRBM

The reconfigured resource relations, emergent multiple and multi-scalar interest groups, institutional and policy changes and altered power differentials in these diversified landscapes are yet to be incorporated into natural resource governance frameworks such as IRBM.

The process execution realized based on predefined process patterns and resource relations ("processing by definition") is replaced by a process execution driven by recurrent process evaluation and service contracting ("process by contract").

He also oversees the department's budget, fiscal operations, customer service, human resources, labor relations, information systems and training.

He succeeds Greg C. Smith, who was named a vice chairman overseeing human resources, labor relations and other administrative offices.

Those fields include global affairs, graphic communications, the hospitality industry, human resources, public relations and corporate communications, real estate, real estate development and sports business.

Women account for fewer than a quarter of the engineers at most tech companies, but are found in higher numbers in human resources, public relations and administration.