What is the right meaning of 'resource' in the sentence?
"The goal of our campaign is to deny the regime the resource to conduct its destructive foreign policy.
How can I understand 'to conduct its destructive foreign policy' in the sentence?
1) 'the resource' is an apposition to 'to conduct its destructive foreign policy'?
2) 'to conduct its destructive foreign policy' modifies 'the resource' as an adjective phrase?
And what is the right meaning of 'resource' in the sentence?
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/resource_1?q=resource
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
Top answer
The wording in the White House website transcript is different from what you have. It matters what words you use in what order. " It's "resources", by the way.
- The wording in the White House website transcript is different from what you have.
- It matters what words you use in what order.
- " It's "resources", by the way.
- Whatever Iran needs to make it possible for them to kill Americans and other infidels around the world and destroy their property, be it weapons, information, agents, communications, are the resources (it needs) to conduct its destructive foreign policy.
- The grammar is a bit off, but that is grammar's problem—the sentence is natural English.
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The wording in the White House website transcript is different from what you have. It matters what words you use in what order.
"The goal of our campaign is to deny the regime the resources to conduct its destructive foreign policy."
It's "resources", by the way. Whatever Iran needs to make it possible for them to kill Americans and other infidels around the world and destroy their
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