Sentences with phrase «demand for resources»

There is a strong demand for resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum to support Indigenous learners and their teachers, particularly consumer and financial literacy education resources.

Also your task is to assess competing demands for resources, and to assess competing risks that are presented.

Nowadays, humanity faces many challenges; the most serious are poverty, the growing demand for resources and the deterioration of the environment.

There is a strong demand for resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum to support Indigenous learners and their teachers, particularly consumer and financial literacy education resources.

Technology and infrastructure development worldwide is dramatically increasing demand for these resources, which are key components in everything from cars and modern buildings to computers and smartphones.

This will fix all economic growth and employment problems for the foreseeable future, while simultaneously reducing demand for resources.

Western Australia and Queensland - two states hit badly by the downturn in demand for resources - have the most proactive firms targeting new markets to stay on the front foot in the face of the global economic crisis.

Palm oil accounts for about 65 % of all vegetable oil traded internationally, and demand for this resource continues to rise.

The main factor driving this has been the rapid growth in global demand for resources, with China in particular contributing strongly.

While the previous Government in its 2007 changes provided mechanisms through which these corporations could gain support, either directly from FaHCSIA or through their Native Title Representative Body, FaHCSIA have stated that the provision of funding support for PBCs beyond their initial establishment phase has been limited by the high level of demand for resources by the Native Title Representative Bodies and the level of funds available to the program.

Developed in response to educator demand for resources that support hands - on, project - based learning in early elementary classrooms, the new curriculum builds on decades of Teaching Strategies» research and experience in early childhood education.

The commercial property sector, for example, is part way through a difficult period of adjustment to valuation and leverage, even as parts of the mining sector are back to producing at full tilt to supply Chinese demand for resources.

By: Krista Morgan, CEO of P2Binvestor Competing demands for resources often cripple the growth trajectory of emerging companies.

«We are going to certainly demand for resource control and true federalism.

The ability of scientists - in - training (especially those who plan private sector careers) to plan for the future, and of venture capitalists to make money, depends on the success of scientific and economic prognostication: Which scientific fields, which technologies, will yield revenues and jobs in the future, with a sustained demand for resources, human and otherwise?

Besides that, China is facing a rising worry that its natural gas supply may outgrow the domestic demand for the resource, the policymaker said.

The territory that Stanley staked in the name of Leopold witnessed what many regard as the first genocide of the modern era, when millions of Congolese were effectively worked to death trying to meet the colonialists» almost insatiable demand for resources, most notably rubber.

It is possible that the price drop of BHP was due to lower demand for resources in China, whoose economy was contracting at the time, so perhaps instead of being oversold, it was actually a re-valuation?

Commodities have historically performed better in later parts of the economic cycle as demand for resources outpaces supply.

Later economic theory moderated Jevons» observation to say that a more efficient technology could create a rebound effect: Some of the efficiency gains are wiped out by greater demand for the resource.

There's a bigger demand for resources.

But the country's demand for resources also means that it is exploring in places other countries have considered too risky, and doing it in unsavory ways.

Zoher Meratla, a B.C. - based expert in the LNG industry, warned that the province isn't moving nearly fast enough to capitalize on global demand for the resource.

The weak performance of resource exports has continued over the past two years despite the sharp increase in global growth over 2003 — 2004, which has seen strong demand for resources and a surge in commodity prices.

Then there was «Manufactured Landscapes,» a film examining how human demands for resources and products are transforming the physical world, and the environment experienced on a daily basis by humans caught up in the rush of urbanized, mechanized, work - centered life.

Strong growth in China saw strong growth in demand for resources.

A year ago, the London - based multinational undertook a study entitled «The World in 2050,» which projected Canada would be the only major developed economy to hold its position in the world — at the No. 10 spot — at mid-century, largely because of the demand for its resources and its ties through immigration to emerging markets (which by that time will no longer be labelled as such).

Industrial metals surged too along with emerging market assets on the hope that low global interest rates will boost both growth and demand for resources.

China's demand for resources to supply its industrial expansion has put upward pressure on prices for steel and its raw materials (iron ore, coking coal), and on the costs of shipping.

The demand for resources will reappear at one point and the mining industry will benefit from it.

The main impetus to this increase has come from China's demand for resources, with resource exports having grown at an average annual rate of 15 per cent over the past decade (Graph B2).

Ongoing strength in demand for resources has kept Australian exports expanding.

Global demand for resources is improving, with industrial production growing strongly in China and economic growth picking up in other regions, particularly the US and Japan.

As the world's population grows in number and affluence, the demands for both resources are increasing faster than ever.

In that setting, it goes on to examine the demand for resource extraction from the marine realm.

Dr Bissan Al - Lazikani, an ICR scientist who led the research team that developed canSAR, said: «With the unprecedented amounts of electronic data being generated by modern molecular research techniques, the demand for a resource that brings together all this information and makes it available in a clear and manageable format is greater than ever.

I measured the demand for these resources and decided to put them in a big bundle and lower their combined price by below 50 %!!

From considerable outreach to maker educators, we know that there is a high need and demand for resources that will help them successfully bring making to the youth they work with in their learning spaces.

I am confident I'll be able to push forward with these levels of contributions, even considering some of the demands for my resources elsewhere.

The demand for resources will reappear at one point and the mining industry will benefit from it.

Corn's largest use is actually in animal feed, meaning that demand for this resource is tied to demand for protein intake and global population growth.

The demand for our resources continues to grow, and we are limited only in our ability to fund safe, efficient, modern updates to our facility and programs.