Sentence examples for resources to certain from inspiring English sources

Other nations' Olympic committees also attempt to win medals by allocating extra resources to certain sports.

One police administrator, because of his personal beliefs or because of his perception of public opinion, may allocate more resources to certain types of crime or to certain police duties than to others.

For example, the FTC devotes most of its resources to certain segments of the economy, including those where consumer spending is high: health care, pharmaceuticals, professional services, food, energy, and certain high-tech industries like computer technology and Internet services.

Here, the curtain is drawn: we are treated to a view of heritage's cozy, essentializing relationship with national branding and prestige, and how on the global stage, "ICH" is a device for "channeling attention and resources to certain cultural practices and not to others" (87).

A company, for example, that always uses the cheapest subcontractors and they do the least training and don't devote the right resources to certain functions and don't hire enough staff.

The authors exemplify by saying that while the Prüm regime can be empowering by actually reducing the circulation of personal information and providing benefits for crime victims, it can also prioritise the allocation of resources to certain crimes where biological traces are more likely to be found in detriment of others (Prainsack and Toom 2010).

"We are going to continue to devote appropriate resources to make certain that we bring this investigation to a successful conclusion".

"We devote enormous resources to making certain that kids don't encounter these trailers," said Marilyn Gordon, the organization's senior vice president for advertising.

Its main goal is to increase organizational efficiency, by the reduction of human and material resources, to perform certain management tasks in different areas of interest.

Although there is little disagreement over the potential benefits of electronic records in reducing duplicative tests and avoiding medical errors, critics increasingly argue that the federal government has not devoted enough time or resources to making certain the money it is investing is being well spent.

Because of resource sharing, coresidence implies equalization of resources to a certain degree, no matter how the resources are allocated or managed in the joint family.