Sentence examples for resources to be directed from inspiring English sources

Ravitch has pushed as well for greater resources to be directed toward regular district schools for smaller classes and better facilities.

Emma gives talks to parents facing the same horror that hers once did, and she is pushing for more police resources to be directed to tackling gangs like the one that groomed her.

It has been argued that worked examples decrease extraneous load, enabling more Working Memory (WM) resources to be directed to activities that facilitate learning and transfer performance.

This unexpected finding suggests the need for more resources to be directed toward the research, identification, and treatment of postpartum depression in inner-city populations.

"Fulfilling the basic need for clothing enables vital resources to be directed towards other life essentials, such as clean water, health services and education".

"But it probably is true that it allows for more resources to be directed toward people in the interior of the country".

This was a pragmatic decision that needed to be made (in the absence of data or theoretical precedent) to help assess the personnel time and resource to be directed to the matching process.

Across the world, interest and resources continue to be directed towards home telehealth programs in palliative care.

If limited resources are to be directed towards the provision of technology, it needs to be justifiable from a theoretical perspective and regarding outcomes of such an intervention.

This is especially true in endangered species where management resources need to be directed to populations of high priority, such as those with reduced levels of genetic diversity (Amos and Balmford 2001).

The Naturopathic Medical Research Agenda project [ 56] prioritises research into NM's role in "… conditions with the highest burden of illness" and "…existing and emerging public health significance", suggesting that funding and resources need to be directed towards health promotion and disease prevention.