Sentence examples for to tap resources from inspiring English sources

"The whole idea is to be able to tap resources in an environmentally sensitive way," said Ken Silfven, a spokesman for the State Department of Environmental Quality, which regulates the drilling companies.

But even in daily operations, a single production worker who sees a quality problem can stop the line, and project teams have wide latitude to tap resources, make purchase decisions, and pursue priorities they set for themselves.

"The Administration now has the flexibility to tap resources as needed as they make the science-based decisions to proceed or not with vaccine production," Levi said.

Media captionThe BBC's Steve Rosenberg: "Protests like this one will not convince Russia to change its plan to tap resources of the Arctic" Greenpeace says 30 activists, including six Britons, are being held at gunpoint by Russian security officers who stormed the group's ship in the Arctic.

As an alumnus, your college may allow you to continue to tap resources for lifelong career support.

Many have no idea how to tap resources within the public school district and the county health system that can benefit their child.

He said that unlike many bankers, she was able to quickly tap resources from all corners of Morgan.

But at some point, it will have to tap new resources.

Partnership contracts are an innovative idea to tap private resources, increase competition and efficiency.

If this were reality, imagine the strong temptation for California to tap Fed resources to indulge imbalanced spending and borrowing.

To make up the difference, Mr. Zoellick is considering a plan to tap other resources within the bank.