Sentence examples for to be resources from inspiring English sources

The conjecture in human genetic research is that human beings share 99.9% of their genome; as such, human genes are considered to be resources of the common heritage of humankind, and all humans ought to share the collective duty to explore their genetic resources, preserve them and share equally the benefits derived from their utilization.

If you want to see this penetrate the rural communities, there has to be education legislation, and there has to be resources in place".

"In the short run people understand there will have to be resources devoted to putting together the required elements of dealing with terrorism," said David Winston, a pollster for the House Republican conference.

"Eventually, there aren't going to be resources to sustain fast fashion, so to me it seems to be a very vulnerable business model," says Alex McIntosh, the business and research manager at the London College of Fashion's Center for Sustainable Fashion.

With every teacher at primary level having to teach computing, there would need to be resources for staff development, and consultants would be coming into school to help.

Research: We have developed, and continue to develop, new research products that are intended to be resources for a broad community of state partners and researchers with regards to data models, structuring data, analyses, tools, and data sharing.

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.

RRR does not need to be resource intensive.

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

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