Sentence examples for to be resourced from inspiring English sources

The MPs say current defence planning assumptions – that the forces are supposed to be resourced to maintain one enduring medium-scale operation and one small-scale operation – are "out of step with what is happening in reality".

The government is not only 100 sites light but predictably it has failed to specify how the inshore fisheries conservation authorities are going to be resourced to monitor, manage and enforce this new statutory obligation".

Platforms organised around the public good will need to be resourced to build a user base, and it is time we stopped pretending that venture capitalists are any kind of proper substitute for public money and oversight.

A Welsh government spokesperson said: "While the funding of the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust (Wast) is a matter for local health boards (LHBs), the Welsh government expects it to be resourced adequately to meet its targets.

However, a major factor in implementing such studies is that they require to be resourced adequately.

Maternity services in rural areas need to be resourced with adequate staff, skills and facilities to manage PPH.

He said part of the reason was that their field work tended to be resource-intensive and costly.

Nodes are assumed to be resource-constrained, particularly in relation to energy.

Furthermore, respondents perceived teddy bears to be resources.

RRR does not need to be resource intensive.

Psychiatric interventions for somaticizing patients do not have to be resource-intensive, however.