resource
వనరు
definition
verb
ensuring that primary health care workers are adequately resourced
provide (a person or organization) with materials, money, staff, and other assets necessary for effective operation.
noun
local authorities complained that they lacked resources
a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively.
sometimes anger is the only resource left in a situation like this
an action or strategy that may be adopted in adverse circumstances.
translation of 'resource '
సహజమైన తెలివి,
నైపుణ్యము
example
the flower of the French army was lost without 'resource'
He did not rely on his own 'resource' , friendship with Pharaoh or past accomplishments.
the database could be used as a reference and teaching 'resource'
a man of 'resource'
These results imply that males adaptively change their 'resource' allocation strategy during the course of the season.
a man of 'resource'
Delivered into the world, full grown and without a guardian to teach him the ways of the human world, the creation discovers that he is alone, but not without 'resource' .
It's a day to remember that keeping one half of humankind under life-long subjugation through unwritten laws and warped thinking is a waste of talent and human 'resource' .
The book shows Washington not only as a man of 'resource' , strength, and virtue, but also as a man with deeply held religious values.
sometimes anger is the only 'resource' left in a situation like this
She knew she was pushing her intellectual 'resource' beyond its limit.
The citizens must rush tumultuously to arms, without concert, without system, without 'resource' ; except in their courage and despair.
sometimes anger is the only 'resource' left in a situation like this
census records are an invaluable 'resource' for the historian
This surprising but logical move, defending the key pawn, leaves White utterly without 'resource' .
The Indians adapted to the invasion, indicating they were not a passive and static element, and adopted a new 'resource' use strategy that tied their fate to that of the bison.
From the stories represented in the memory-cloth project, we learn about the uneducated and underrepresented, left without 'resource' or recourse.
He has already shown us that he is a man of 'resource' . So why don't we have a quiet dinner, then go and see an opera?
It is not because of any limit in Divine 'resource' and ability, for God has none.
Thus the tax burden will be eased by up to 600 million leva, leaving considerable investment 'resources' available to businesses.
Highly favorable terms will be offered on land and mineral 'resources' use.
This is about life, and the land and 'resources' that support our existence and well-being.
Those 'resources' might be land or industry or mineral wealth or the environment.
The issue, then, is whether the police are 'resourced' adequately.
Too often, young people who are having social integration difficulties, and their families, are left to their own 'resources' .
We also lack an adequately 'resourced' courts system, able to process parental conflict in a timely manner.
‘To curtail the enormous personnel spending, I propose merging 'resourceless' townships with more resourceful ones,’ she said.
It may be that these women had the least personal 'resources' in being able to cope with and respond to the risk that had occurred.
Applicants must have the financial and technical 'resources' to mine effectively and safely.
Linda believes nurses must be sensitive, have good personal 'resources' , including humour, and have grasped their own perspective on death and dying.
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