Making a virtue of meagre resources, film was scavenged and Rossellini took his camera on to the streets (Rome's film studio Cinecittà was serving as a refugee camp).
"Putin is gravitating toward those who serve him, and distancing himself from those who, by virtue of their resources, attempt to rule alongside Putin," wrote Tatyana Stanovaya, a political scientist, in a recent commentary for the Carnegie Moscow Center.
The Ministry of Health was particularly concerned to evaluate performance in these centers expected, by virtue of their resources, to be most likely to represent good practice within the public health system.
In relation to HICs it is an unfair claim because Kenya is doing less than it can by virtue of its resource potential for health financing.
But again as a point of emphasis, in order to determine the needed resources from HICs to LICs it is important first of all to determine an optimal level of health financing that can be reasonably expected from LICs by virtue of their resource capacities.
If the recall election scheduled for Oct. 7, 2003, is enjoined, it is certain that the state of California and its citizens will suffer material hardship by virtue of the enormous resources already invested in reliance on the election's proceeding on the announced date.
There's a good possibility Amplify has the power to become a major education player, simply by virtue of its significant resources.
In virtue of abundant sodium resources, sodium ion batteries (SIBs) have been regarded as one of the most promising alternatives for large-scale energy storage applications.
The outcome of any spontaneous uprisings in SSA may ultimately depend on the relative importance of the countries to the developed world, either by virtue of their natural resources or strategic positioning.
But advocates of Wall Street reform suspect that the goal is more nefarious and that the effect would be far more harmful, tilting the regulatory process even further in favor of industry groups that already dominate that process by virtue of their greater resources and close ties to regulatory officials.
