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• Large-scale migration to the Victorian goldfields occurred, creating a shortfall in local labour resources.
• In 1997, Tian was appointed the director of Labour Resource Centre ( LRC ).
• The WMF doesn't have infinite labour resources for this, and nor does the community.
• Burma also had a wealth of natural and labour resources.
• Hong Kong is tapping into the manpower and labour resources of the vast mainland hinterland.
• He was also Minister of Labour Resources.
• The labour resources under control of Kienzel were fully committed to maintaining the line of communication along the Kokoda Track.
• In the past, countries that were endowed with both cheap natural and labour resources possessed a competitive edge over other countries.
• In the 1780s-1830s, A " Bee " was a social event that pooled local labour resources, and was often a festive occasion.
• I have two buffaloes left and I have to keep them as my last labour resource for farming, " said one villager.
• In the 1780s 1830s, a " Bee " was a social event that pooled local labour resources, and was often a festive occasion.
• India has provided extensive economic aid and has participated in bilateral programs for the development of infrastructure, health, civil aviation, telecommunications and labour resources.
• A university Web site lists a " C . W . Pape " as project coordinator for the pro-labor International Labour Resource and Information Group.
• THE old paradigm of explaining the economic prosperity and competitiveness of East Asian economies, that is, having an abundance of natural and cheap labour resources is no longer valid today.
• The rating was designed due to the objective need to conduct a complex analysis and assess disproportions in distribution of population, labour resources and production capacity in the Russian Federation.
• However, due to the severe limitations of fiscal and labour resources, the first priority of urban planning was given to utopian socialist principles and then the second place to people s livelihood.
• When a country's capital or labour resources are employed outside its borders, or when a foreign firm is operating in its territory, GDP and GNP can produce different measures of total output.
• A university Web site lists a " C . W . Pape " as project coordinator for the pro-labor International Labour Resource and Information Group, though a colleague there refused to give any details.
• The end of the civil wars provided the political and legal stability necessary to assert property rights and cut transaction costs, contributing to the huge inflows of capital and labour resources that built modern Argentina.
• Although the clan cannot ( easily ) remove a tsunono if he fails to do this, they can make it very difficult for him to mobilise the land and labour resources required to be an effective political agent.