Others agree what might begin as a hobby can morph into a self-sufficiency drive – particular as concerns about rising food prices and long-term food security gain ground.
She'd seen Lewis Carroll's original manuscript for "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland!" Her cheerful self-sufficiency drove me crazy.
Critical care nurses scored highly on self sufficiency [ 37].
So last June, when America's Congress authorised Barack Obama to penalise foreign companies that sell petrol to Iran, the Iranians reacted by stepping up their drive for self-sufficiency.Iran is vulnerable both as a consumer and an exporter.
India also has long seen nuclear as part of a national drive for self-sufficiency and now is seeking new nuclear technologies to reduce its reliance on imported uranium.
Relegation in 2008 with a record low points tally kicked that idea into the long grass but they have stood by the club, funded their shortfalls and Glick has executed their drive towards self-sufficiency so effectively that Derby's operating loss last year was a mere £2.16m.
Society compels us to drive for self-sufficiency, but that very society we've evolved in holds us back.
The need to achieve water self-sufficiency at an effective cost drives further experimentation and innovation by Singaporean engineers.
The drive for economic self-sufficiency came from his father, a custodian in San Bernadino, where Mr. Blakely grew up.
This led to a more extensive drive for national self-sufficiency, or autarky; imports were replaced where possible by native products, and most exports were diverted to Germany and Switzerland or to Africa.
But a new drive to improve self-sufficiency aims not to raise tariffs but to make Haitian agriculture more efficient and to change Haitian diets, too.Michel Martelly, the president, has declared that within three years he wants Haiti to be producing 60% of its own food.
