Sentence examples for resources to remove a from inspiring English sources

But Congress has only given the president enough resources to remove a fraction of the estimated 11 million living in the shadows, about 400,000 people per year.

It also says it brought in a "swarm" of resources to remove abusive tweets and delete spam accounts targeting the children, though it wouldn't say how many messages or accounts it has blocked.

The county public health director declared a local emergency in order to bring in more resources to remove toxic ash and burnt remnants of homes and cars.

Algorithms are used to "prosecute" a variety of goals: to track crime and allocate police resources, to remove offensive or infringing content, to create evidence in court proceedings, to predict creditworthiness or future criminality, to diagnose disease.

Although some were put on flights to Bucharest, Italy does not have the resources to remove substantial numbers.

But Mr. Morton said Wednesday that there were far more illegal immigrants in the United States than the agency has the resources to remove.

"The potential changes would allow DHS to more efficiently use resources to remove persons who have been illegally present for relatively brief periods of time while still observing due-process requirements," Talbot said.

However, some have complained that local town councils do not have the resources to remove the dead bats quickly enough.

There are currently 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, and the Department of Homeland Security has the resources to remove only 400,000 per year.

Researchers from the Otago Museum took some samples of the fish for study, but did not have the resources to remove and preserve the entire carcass, natural science curator Emma Burns told the Otago Daily Times.

Though such devices often deter the lone shoplifter, they aren't obstacles to organized rings of thieves who have the resources to remove tags and the savvy to circumvent some security systems.