Sentence examples for a more comprehensive development from inspiring English sources

Sir David also called for a more comprehensive development of HS2's London hub, Euston station.

Sir David called for "a more comprehensive development" of Euston station, which is HS2's London hub.

In a report for the government, HS2 chairman Sir David Higgins called for "a more comprehensive development" of the central London station.

The principles promoted under both SIPs and SWAps were of government "ownership" and "partnership", which complemented the argument for a more comprehensive development strategy, and of building local capacity as a means of achieving sustainable development outcomes.

Its neoliberal development programme, Nepad, is less suited to the needs of workers and peasants than the more comprehensive development strategy of the Lagos plan of action, adopted in 1980.

That should provide an opportunity, not to focus exclusively on climate change, but rather to raise the points made in this article in order to engage interest in more comprehensive development processes.

Forest fire policy has reacted compulsively after the great fire waves of the last decades overemphasizing extinction to the detriment of prevention, and individual education to the detriment of a more comprehensive rural development planning.

It's because of this experience, and not despite it, that I know a more comprehensive approach to development is needed.

While skeptics have said that the agenda is too ambitious, and lacks necessary enforcement mechanisms, policy makers and scientists are celebrating the outcome as a more comprehensive approach to development.

And we in the international community are ready to support a more comprehensive peace and development plan that looks at addressing some of the fundamental causes of the violence.

The Program was found to be a very suitable nucleus for a more comprehensive early childhood development (ECD) approach to childcare.