IHMS has highlighted growing concerns that cuts to mental health services, concurrent with increasing rates of detention of so-called 501s – people who have had a visa cancelled due to failing the ministerial-discretionary "character test" for alleged antisocial or illegal behaviour – will further strain resources.
While urbanization will continue to strain resources, it will also be the crucible through which human ingenuity builds a more resilient future.
They worry that participation will strain their resources and make community policing harder.
The Grattan Institute has estimated that Victoria will need 550 new schools within the next two decades – a huge number that will strain state resources.
But, he added, "we expect that many people will want to go to areas where they are the ethnic majority and not the minority". The repatriation, which could cost $300 million to $500 million, will unfold in three phases over two years, and it will strain the resources of an agency that is already assisting more than 27 million people.
Rising sea levels could flood some military bases and the increasing magnitude of natural disasters at home and abroad will strain our resources.
This change, alongside a changing climate, will strain Earth's resources, especially the food supply chain.
Providing extra protection for the killer of April Jones, five, after he was attacked in jail will strain already overstretched resources, representatives of prison officers have said.
This changing pattern will strain orthopedic and geriatric resources even more.
This will strain public finances.
Lebanon accommodates 317,229 Syrian refugees, despite its severely strained resources.
