resourcing

Speech parts

1. resourcing - Noun

2. resourcing - Verb

Meaning

resourcing (uncountable)

The provision of resources.

resourcing

present participle of resource

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Examples

Based on the principles of partnership, Māori-speaking government, general revitalisation and dialectal protective policy, and adequate resourcing, the Waitangi Tribunal has recommended "four fundamental changes": Waitangi Tribunal (2011, p. 470). Source: Internet

Cisco is shifting to the concept of affinity groups: communities the company is formally resourcing to build internal support structures and provide better insights into what is going on inside the firm. Source: Internet

She was responsible for the proper resourcing of personnel to various military training facilities, as well as making sure there was policy compliance at many of these MTFs. Source: Internet

"Without the support of those men and women we'd be on our knees by now in terms of resourcing," Mr Gatt told 3AW Radio. Source: Internet

Chief Superintendent Downs said going onto rooftops was a "very dangerous" thing to do and caused police concerns from a resourcing perspective. Source: Internet

There is no lack of willingness to engage on the part of universities, but an urgent need to solve the resourcing of small companies to reciprocate. Source: Internet

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