Wilberforce, the Clapham Sect and others were anxious to demonstrate that Africans, and particularly freed slaves, had human and economic abilities beyond the slave trade; that they were capable of sustaining a well-ordered society, trade and cultivation.
It's hard to imagine how we could sustain a well-run version of this sort of team-taught course without a postdoctoral fellow to serve as course coordinator". The professors plan to teach the course again this coming year.
Thus, there was a fourfold increase in population during the period of Qing rule, yet the institutions that were put into place in the 1640s when Qing rule began (institutions largely inherited from earlier dynasties) managed to sustain a well-functioning state all the way to the fall of the empire in 1911.
By financing the rebels to the tune of $300m a year by some estimates overseas Tamils sustained a well-armed guerrilla force, which by the end had even a primitive air force able to bombard the main city, Colombo.The Tigers' overseas network flourished after many Tamils fled their homeland in the 1980s.
Develop and sustain a well-trained workforce.
West European politics has generally demonstrated an intensified concern with producing and re-producing a national citizenry with the skills and virtues required to sustain a well-functioning liberal democracy and social welfare state (cf. Mouritsen, 2008).
While more than half of households were eager to access to better washing methods, many said they just couldn't get enough water to sustain a well-running sanitation system, the study found.
First-generation Nigerian American artist, curator, and writer Nkiruka Oparah shares practical tools for sustaining a dream practice, as well as plants and herbs that can support self-integration and recentering.
The goal is to remain in control of these decisions, and the best way to stay in control is to sustain a strong, well-funded research program.
As well as sustaining a workforce of skilled archaeologists, this work has led to the identification and excavation of a vast number of previously unknown dig sites.
