Sentence examples for and governments to develop from inspiring English sources

Addressing such problems as economic inequity and unemployment, Diane Coyle calls on individuals and governments to develop a new politics of weightlessness so that the economic benefits can be shared fairly.

Work with scientists and governments to develop safe disposal methods for PFASs.

During the earthquake response, the MSPP worked with the Haiti Health Facilities Work Group Work Groupp), composed of a multinational group of organizations and governments, to develop a functioning MHFL, which proved useful during not only the earthquake response but also subsequent events such as the cholera outbreak.

Now the situation is much more serious and there is a push from public opinion and governments to develop these vaccines.

There, Santiago-based firm Elemental collaborated with local businesses, residents and government to develop a "sustainable reconstruction plan" for the devastated costal city.

In this regard the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the International Life Sciences Institute Research Foundation, and the Risk Science Institute convened working groups comprising experts in the fields of nanotechnology from academia and government to develop new toxicity screening, reporting, and hazard identification of engineered nanomaterials (Oberdörster et al. 2005a, 2005b).

This field office acts as the catalyst for partnerships with academia, business, and state and local governments to develop and commercialize renewable energy technologies.

Research teams from Beijing Normal University, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, East China Normal University and Peking University work closely with the CDRF and local governments to develop and evaluate an integrated pilot program to support whole child development and parental involvement.

UNICEF works to address these challenges by strengthening partnerships at different levels, collecting evidence to inform policymaking and programmes, enhancing community engagement, and assisting governments to develop and implement large-scale programmes.

WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and the World Bank are focusing on the countries with the greatest burden and help governments to develop and align their national health plans in order to accelerate progress in maternal and newborn health.

Rather, they develop from the hard work of collaboration, like the 2013 effort that brought together the local community, tribes, conservation groups and the state and federal governments to develop a new management plan for Malheur.