41.  The United States and Britain maintain civil flights constitute an economic resource, making their reinstatement a breach of the sanctions.

42.  Their impact can be worsened by the current economic downturn because any threat to health will invariably mean a drain on the economic resources.

43.  Too high a price has been paid for corruption in terms of wasted economic resources and political instability.

44.  This, Alfian said, had resulted in most economic resources being controlled by a handful of conglomerates.

45.  With these economic resources, Nicaragua will be able to import capital goods and primary materials from Mexico, Nicaraguan officials said.

46.  Growing economic resources, aging equipment and a partial switch in emphasis to conventional defense doctrines from lightly armed counter-insurgency add to the strategic impetus, he said.

47.  Iberia had said that development of a restructuring plan, approved by all company unions a year ago, would be impossible without the anticipated additional economic resources.

48.  In contrast, the countries with large populations and limited economic resources have a small income.

49.  Their economic resources diminished as they had to meet the needs of an ever larger family, she said.

50.  Moloketi-Fraser told the press conference that the issue of allocating greater economic resources to women in different spheres had come out strongly in preparing for the conference.