Sentence examples for resourcing agencies from inspiring English sources
I wanted to communicate that the imprimatur of government and proper resourcing agencies that protect women is a powerful message to the culture in itself.
Public environmental and natural resource agencies have become increasingly diverse in mission and organization.
In the political storm that is brewing, the Mississippi Interstate Cooperative Resource Association, made up of natural resource agencies from 28 states and four federal agencies, favors such regulations.
For several decades, utilities and wildlife resource agencies have worked together to reduce detrimental impacts to birds while providing reliable electricity.
Increases in the parcelization and development of private forestlands in the US and other countries have become a major concern of natural resource agencies and groups.
Many natural resource agencies and organizations recognize the importance of fuel treatments as tools for reducing fire hazards and restoring ecosystems.
He said that state resource agencies would be instructed to take stronger steps to preserve the sagebrush where the birds live.
At the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Maggie will have the opportunity to engage these passions, preparing water risk analysis reports for a variety of U.S. environmental resource agencies.
This is partially due to design factors, but more importantly due to community acceptance of these technologically complex systems and the maintenance arrangements with the community power station operators and local resource agencies.
In the past decade tens of millions of dollars have been spent by water resource agencies in California to restore the native salmon fishery in the San Joaquin River and its major tributaries.
Frequent pesticide detection at toxic levels to test organisms in California's Central Coast waterbodies has motivated regulators, resource agencies and end-users to investigate and adopt management practices and technologies to diminish agricultural chemicals entering receiving waters.
