Sentences with phrase «demands upon those resources»

Well - trained intermediaries are key to providing broad - based access to justice, serving as a point of first contact to provide basic information, appropriate referrals and to ensure efficient use of more specialized legal resources by potentially reducing the demands upon those resources.

Not exact matches

This is because it recognises that stress management is ultimately brain governed - by weighing up the demands of stress upon the system and allocating energy resources, the brain is in charge of how much we adapt to a training stimulus.

As the demand for materials that truly reflect college - and career - ready standards increases, we are optimistic that more standards - aligned, high - quality resources will be out there for districts to adopt and teachers to draw upon.

EnerNOC says this is the first project of its kind to draw upon demand response capacity from commercial and industrial sites to balance both increases and decreases in supply from renewable resources, as well as traditional generation, responding if necessary to changing system needs in less than 10 minutes.

In his brief address upon accepting the award, McNeal called on those in the local legal community to likewise leverage their resources and talents to meet a demand that far exceeds Community Legal Service's capabilities.

Stress is the perception that the demands upon us exceed our resources — stress is something that exists in our brains, it is not necessarily the truth of a situation.

This chapter finds that, in view of the demands of the re-recognition process and in view of the additional functions bestowed upon them under the amendments to the Native Title Act, Representative bodies are critically under - resourced.