I will put his name into the resource for meeting. vs I will put his name into the resource for the meeting.

Some examples from the web:

• I just put his name into Google Images.
• I will put his number on your desk.
• The ending of the 5.8% so-called temporary levy, in place under various names since the 1970s, will provide a substantial part of the resources for meeting obligations.
• Thus the inappropriate insertion of his name into an unrelated phrase.
• You're typing his name into Google.
• She dug his name into her skin.
• Sophie: He puts his name on every invention.
• I'll put his name on everything.
• I put his name on the list.
• He put his name on the line for us, his career.
• When you meet the perfect guy definitely want to put his name with mine.
• Mr De Coene has put his name to this.
• Did he put his name on the piece of...
• Put his name in the Teletype.
• Put his name and face on a product.
• Of course the resources for implementation must be sufficient.
• It was said his enemies honoured him so much they'd carve his name into their own flesh before they died.
• Joshua's kind of carved his name into it, but I don't think he's coming back tonight.
• For fun, from now on, Reed is going to turn his name into a verb.
• And Kim will put his grandson in his position.

Some examples from the web:

• I just put his name into Google Images.
• I will put his number on your desk.
• Thus the inappropriate insertion of his name into an unrelated phrase.
• You're typing his name into Google.
• She dug his name into her skin.
• Sophie: He puts his name on every invention.
• I'll put his name on everything.
• I put his name on the list.
• He put his name on the line for us, his career.
• When you meet the perfect guy definitely want to put his name with mine.
• Mr De Coene has put his name to this.
• Did he put his name on the piece of...
• Put his name in the Teletype.
• Put his name and face on a product.
• Of course the resources for implementation must be sufficient.
• It was said his enemies honoured him so much they'd carve his name into their own flesh before they died.
• Joshua's kind of carved his name into it, but I don't think he's coming back tonight.
• For fun, from now on, Reed is going to turn his name into a verb.
• And Kim will put his grandson in his position.
• Cruz never officially put his name in for section chief.