Our resources are scarce.

(g) To protect our natural resource base in support of development.

We have pressed our indigenous intellectual resources to the service of development.

Sustaining our environment and natural resources base for development

We have pressed into the service of development our own intellectual resources, which are products of our own ethos.

The other thing we've also done is to manage our finances better.

Our resources are limited, and so are the costs we can pay for remedial actions.

She would have told us that you cannot live beyond your means.

This is of crucial importance to us, as our uranium resources are modest.

We have no higher issue on our agenda than the preservation of our natural resources.

Debt cancellation would enable us to devote all of our financial resources to development.

It would be in our collective interest to devote our resources and capacities, intellectual and material, in favour of that campaign.

We must therefore continue to pool our resources and efforts to protect our populations from that threat.

In the light of those threats to democracy, we have harnessed all our available resources under national legislation and international law.

All our efforts will be in vain if their results are reversed by continued degradation of the environment and depletion of our natural resources.

The programme is designed to realize our long term energy requirements utilizing our vast thorium resources.

Despite our limited resources, we were successful in locating fugitives on a number of occasions.

To be able to govern, we must be able to control our own resources and those of external cooperation.

Moreover, the issue is not merely that we have not run out of natural resources.

In Africa, we need to manage our resources sustainably, accountably, and responsibly.

My Government is now working out a long term plan to increase and improve official development assistance within our means.

The inaction argument makes us spend vast resources on policies that will do virtually nothing to deal with climate change, thereby diverting those resources from policies that could actually make an impact.

So the new treaty will be an even less efficient use of our resources than the old Kyoto Protocol.

We continue to need the cooperation and assistance of friendly countries to supplement our resources, which still fall short of our needs.

2005 should be an important year for the CTC, one in which we can use our new resources to have a real impact.

We do not want to live in dependence on the generosity of others when our resources can make us prosperous, healthy, and strong.

If greed dominates, the engine of economic growth will deplete our resources, push the poor aside, and drive us into a deep social, political, and economic crisis.

The full financial weight of all these consequences of the war in the Sudan are being borne by our own meagre national resources.

Given the scarcity of our resources and the immense needs of refugees and populations in refugee areas, the Government of Chad is counting on substantial assistance from the international community.

Our optimism with respect to Moldova's successful achievement of its aspirations is rooted in the firm will of the entire society to mobilize our resources to achieve that objective.

But how can we aspire to such a status when we cannot take up lesser challenges within the United Nations because of our resource constraints?

Similarly, it is essential for us to always keep in mind the importance of ecologically sustainable development and, in particular, the need to protect our natural resources.

Or will we take proactive steps and learn from the homegrown resource of grassroots activists that have been born of desperation in communities like mine?

But this is just a start we have treated our most precious resources clean water and air as if they were free.

The reason why despite all the efforts to cut it down, to constrain it, to hold it back why these open models will still start emerging with tremendous force, is that they multiply our productive resources.

In Burundi and Sierra Leone, Liberia and Timor Leste, our resources are under strain because UN peacekeepers are helping nations turn the corner to peace.

There are other areas in which we must make progress if the EU s military resources are to be brought into line with its political ambitions.

Regrettably, our efforts to build up our own human resource base by utilizing scarce development resources are being thwarted by the recruitment policies of some rich developed countries.

With regard to the regularity audit, detailed risk assessments have been completed to ensure that in performing the financial and compliance audit work, our resources will be appropriately focused.

My country notes that those factors require a significant share of our human and financial resources, compelling us to redirect to those emergencies resources that could have been used in strategic areas of development.

Consequently, I believe that if we continue to make a concerted effort to use our resources in a productive and efficient manner, we can again accomplish our tasks without any major difficulties, even with the additional agenda items.

Have we used up all our resources? Have we filled up all the livable space on Earth? Paul Gilding suggests we have, and the possibility of devastating consequences, in a talk that's equal parts terrifying and, oddly, hopeful.

We will, of course, do everything in our power, subject to our resource constraints, to investigate and address those two issues, and we support the call on States in the draft resolution before us to integrate the issue of marine debris with waste management.

And what's alarming here is that our business operating system think of the set of assumptions and protocols beneath our businesses, how we motivate people, how we apply our human resources it's built entirely around these extrinsic motivators, around carrots and sticks.

Likewise, while the European project sought to bring about the harmony of people living together in peace, we also must live in harmony with our environment the scarcest of all of our resources.