We must determine priorities that exclude other important goals, for the sake of channeling our resources towards something achievable, and then repeat the process over and over again.
Mr. Young explained that though the government would say it was protecting land — for the sake of its natural resources, for the sake of the indigenous people in those protected areas — secretly, sometimes brazenly, it allowed lucrative concessions to be taken by a monolithic front of powerful, mysterious companies.
I have worked with people driven from their land for the sake of mega-plantations or mineral resource extraction.
If he let it burn, it would be for the sake of what wildfire experts call resource benefit: letting fire play its proper role in the ecosystem, and allowing forests in the West to revert to the conditions that characterized them in the days before every wildfire was extinguished as quickly as possible.
This allows holding packet delivery processes during silence periods, which is highly recommended for the sake of utilization efficiency of network resources.
In fact, for the sake of perceived efficiency and limited resources, the principle of transitivity is sometimes assumed in clinical trial design.
5EU countries were pooled for analyses of work productivity and healthcare resource for the sake of sample size and brevity, yet this may have hidden underlying heterogeneity across these countries.
"The question is, who would be ready to invest such resources for the sake of going after the person reporting the petty act of bribery?" he said.
And that is quite apart from the lost legacy for our children as we burn their precious resources for the sake of short-term savings and profits.
The plan's supporters contended that the United States was aiding a corrupt government in Afghanistan and siphoning scarce resources for the sake of an unwinnable conflict when there were greater needs at home.
