Sentence examples for solutions and resources from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "this was all about which partner would provide the greatest long-term strategic solutions and resources to lead us into the future".

AbleThrive delivers solutions and resources to families with disabilities and shares narratives that challenge uninformed or limiting perceptions of disability.

I call on the board of directors and the senior management of Hull House to halt its dismantlement and freeze and legal proceedings until the larger community can weigh in and offer solutions and resources.

He asked companies to "provide essential solutions and resources that put our world on a more sustainable path" and recognized that "responsible businesses have enormous power to create decent jobs, open access to education and basic services, unlock energy and end discrimination".

More specifically, information on wound assessment, dressing procedures, dressing materials, topical solutions, and resources available are reported for different hospitals and health care centers (HCCs) in Ghana and Benin.

A needs assessment framework involves a process of assessing needs, including issues of concern, health determinants and solutions, capacity, and resources to inform the direction, scope and conduct of community health promotion [ 19, 20].

A top-down model oriented around the business value chain that defines business demand in real time and drives the dynamic allocation of virtual resources from tailored fit-for-purpose physical resources leads to an effective business solution and resource efficient Next Generation Datacenter (NGDC).

Dr. Rajiv Shah, USAID administrator, added: "This unique partnership illustrates how we can develop market-based solutions and leverage resources to make a sustainable impact in reducing hunger and poverty, which is particularly critical in light of the crisis in the Horn of Africa.

Equifax, Inc. provides information solutions and human resources business process outsourcing services for businesses, governments and consumers.

Feasibility for example defines how the desired planning aims can be reached according to the available technical solutions and economic resources.

The biosorptive recovery of PMs from waste solutions and secondary resources is recently getting paid attractive attention because their price is increasing or fluctuating, their available deposit is limited and maldistributed, and high-tech industries need more consumption of PMs.