Sentence examples for a collective development from inspiring English sources

Thus, the first two phases of the housing evolution represent a collective development reflecting both the cultural needs as well as the various environmental constraints.

At a BRICS summit meeting held in Durban in March 2013, leaders agreed to set up a collective development fund, known to some observers as the BRICS bank, to help the Third World poor, and in addition a financial reserve fund, modelled upon the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) (Chan 2012), to support developing countries if they face emergency financial difficulties.

This section also includes small-scale initiatives launched by professional associations, groups and entrepreneurs that have an impact on collective development.

A notable example is the collective development of modern financial risk management for which the interaction between and among banks and regulators has been intensive (Bernanke 2006).

The discussions led to the collective development of a statement that was presented to the general forum.

This can be done, say, by encouraging a majority of the local residents to form a savings group or a co-operative and ask the municipality to grant collective development rights, some of which may be used in the slum and some sold off.

This requires tapping into existing networks and civic organizations, leveraging data, technology and policy innovations, and re-shifting our focus from federal policy towards building an infrastructure of governance that is durable through collective development and buy-in from people.

Sociologist of religion Michael York described the New Age movement as "an umbrella term that includes a great variety of groups and identities" but which are united by their "expectation of a major and universal change being primarily founded on the individual and collective development of human potential".

Questions should be about personal and collective development, not scoring points.

Her research seeks to explore partnerships between youth and adults that support both individual and collective development.

My theory is that the collective development gaze skips over road deaths and others like tobacco or alcohol because they are too familiar.