Sentence examples for as a development instrument from inspiring English sources

The innovation targeted by this work was off-grid solar renewable energy (RE) systems framed as a development instrument to promote local, community-based resilience to climate change through increased livelihood security and reduction of climate change effects.

He assisted in project development and design as well as instrument development and design.

In addition, the United Nations declaration on right to development in 1986 further advanced the 'idea' that rights should be renamed as an instrument of development.

One of the principles defined is to 'transform the way we plan, develop, govern and manage cities and human settlements, recognizing sustainable urban development as an essential instrument to achieve prosperity for all and sustainable development'.

Conceptual models have long been recognized as a key instrument in the development of service delivery systems.

The aim of the tournaments is to promote sport as an important instrument for development, team work, tolerance, fair play in sport and life.

The Jim Casey Youth Opportunity Initiative's logic model was used as a basis for instrument development.

The "Saving newborn lives, tools for newborn health, 2004", published by Save the Children [ 22], was used as a framework for instrument development.

The development of OV28 as a QoL instrument for patients with ovarian cancer follows the EORTC's strategy of supplementing the generic QLQ-C30 questionnaire with disease- and/or treatment-specific modules to address issues of relevance to particular patient groups (Cull et al, 2001).

For example, the development of a Qualifications Framework (QF), defined as "an instrument for the development, classification and recognition of skills, knowledge and competencies along a continuum of agreed levels" (Tuck 2007); can serve as the basis for improving the quality and relevance of education, thus addressing the skills mismatches that are so prevalent in MENA countries.

As recently as 2004, the Republican Party platform stated that "Republicans support, where economically viable, the development of a high-speed passenger railroad system as an instrument of economic development and enhanced mobility".