Sentence examples for a more inclusive development from inspiring English sources

It helps to have a more inclusive development philosophy.

Any "new deal" to promote and sustain a broad-based recovery can only succeed by extending full representation in the institutions of international economic governance to the whole family of states and strengthening their voice, and ensuring sufficient resources to pre-empt beggar-thy-neighbour responses and support a more inclusive development agenda.

The present article shows that while India has 'strong scientific and technological capabilities', it is constrained by weak 'social capabilities' of its labor force, lack of 'institutional capabilities' in regulation and financing, infrastructural constraints and absence of national programs to achieve concrete targets in terms of biotechnology innovations to promote a more inclusive development.

A further rationale was the pertinence to document and use lessons from the BEHTRUWC into Education and relevant sector wide programmes for a more inclusive development.

"The Paris declaration did not address the complexity of these new actors … At Busan, we now all form an integral part of a new and more inclusive development agenda, in which these actors participate on the basis of common goals, shared principles and differential commitments," said the document.

It backed Zuma for the ANC presidency in 2007 in the hope that he would push for a deepening of democracy and more inclusive development.

Three years after the death of Freddie Gray in police custody, and the explosion of pent-up community rage that followed, Baltimoreans tend to agree on one thing: now is a window of opportunity for more inclusive development.

The more inclusive development cooperation framework put forward in Busan seems a more realistic way of making sense of the quickly evolving architecture of international development.

The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is one such body that is designed for the purpose of improving local ownership as well as more inclusive development partnerships [ 24].

Yet educating girls and women has cascading benefits for human development: fewer deaths in childbirth; more healthy babies; more children in school; better protection for children and women from HIV and AIDS, trafficking and sexual exploitation; and the economic and political empowerment of women, leading to stronger and more inclusive development.

The reform of Common Agricultural Policy for 2014 2020 aims at promoting greater competitiveness, efficient use of public goods, food security, preservation of the environment and specific action against climate change, social and territorial equilibrium, and a more inclusive rural development.