Sentence examples for resourcing of from inspiring English sources

"At least the door's open to have the discussion, the resourcing of that's critical".

Politicians have a duty to raise their concerns about the conflict and the resourcing of our forces.

"I think the police themselves have said that the problem here was about the planning, was about the intelligence, was about the resourcing of that particular operation".

This intelligence is then used to craft the training and resourcing of that athlete "to better prepare them and increase their chance of winning".

Robson rejected the idea customs needed to search 2.4m containers, but agreed better resourcing of the Australian border force would help combat the problem.

"We are now working together on more specific campaigning ideas and look forward to continuing to press for tax justice and for proper resourcing of public services".

In his letter, he said he was "worried [that] you are about to make a very serious mistake with respect to the resourcing of UK border security".

Watson, it seems, is less than enamoured with the resourcing of further education, as encapsulated in a Conservative pre-election pledge guaranteeing funding for schools educating English five- to 16-year-olds, but not for colleges.

The proper resourcing of this model distinguishes it from the "big society", which relies too heavily on voluntarism and the third sector at a time when they are already under pressure.

Through a range of policies, from the better resourcing of grammar schools to the higher funding of A-level pupils to the obsession with league tables, we constantly concentrate our support on those who already have most going for them.

Throughout the 14 months I was in Iraq, I objected in private conversations and cables to the under-resourcing of military forces and to their restrictive ROEs.