Sentence examples for attention on the development from inspiring English sources

Next week, the third international conference on small island developing states, in Apia, Samoa, will focus global attention on the development challenges confronting Pacific island countries.

He focused his attention on the development of the renewable energy sector, which was economically important to his state.

In an effort to improve training efficiency, the military has focused much attention on the development of replicable and generalizable training systems.

The volume focuses special attention on the development of numerous regional centers of art in Spain, North Africa, Egypt, Syria, Anatolia, Iraq, and Yemen, as well as the western and northeastern provinces of Iran.

DLCL 302 The Learning and Teaching of Second-Language Literatures: a course designed to focus student attention on the development of oral language proficiency through the upper levels and emphasize the need for upper register speaking and writing for literature learning and teaching.

While there is increasing scientific attention on the development and evaluation of behavioural tests used to assess personality, a lack of robust assessment of the validity and reliability of many test protocols currently in use 'on the ground' has led to the repeated questioning of their use by both the scientific community and the public.

Increasing rates of obesity in children have focused attention also on the development of type 1 diabetes (T1D).

Recently there has been much attention focused on the development of more advanced methods and modeling strategies that are robust to various aspects of potential misspecification.

In this review paper, we focus our attention on the recent development of the research on the QC effect in CF-based non-volatile RS devices including basic QC phenomenon in RRAM, RS mechanisms, device structures, materials, theory, and modeling of conductance quantization in RRAM.

War on Want focused attention on the harmful development impacts of many of the corporations signing the Business Call to Action.

Religion may be functioning as a veil that military leaders can use to minimize attention on the economic development part of their agenda.