Sentence examples for authority in developing from inspiring English sources

The cost of developing and building the center came through a loan from the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust, whash has been a partner with the development authority in developing the entire Technology Centre.

4. The military government and its Civil Administration will assist and support the Palestinian Authority in developing the tourism industry, promoting the expansion of tourist facilities such as hotels, restaurants and travel agencies, and in removing obstacles that may hinder the growth of the industry.

IUPAC's Inter-divisional Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols (IUPAC nomenclature) is the recognized world authority in developing standards for the naming of the chemical elements and compounds.

Breathitt expanded the state park system and led the state to join the Tennessee Valley Authority in developing the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.

Under the FSANZ Act, the objectives (in descending priority order) of the Authority in developing or reviewing food regulatory measures and variations of food regulatory measures are (a) protection of public health and safety; (b) provision of information relating to food to enable consumers to make informed choices; and (c) prevention of misleading or deceptive conduct [ 36].

Water.org works with local communities, NGOs and municipal authorities in developing nations such as India, Bangladesh, Haiti, Ethiopia and Kenya.

"We will continue our cooperation with Stevenage, Luton and all neighbouring authorities in developing their plans", she said.

Several articles highlight the importance of local authorities, in developing S.PSS-enabling policies as well as supporting novel networks of stakeholders in the co-production of value.

Critics said the organisations were too entangled.These lessons will be useful to authorities in developing countries as they embark on a new wave of privatisations.

Add to this the pledges to move towards disclosure of beneficial company ownership, commitments to engage developing countries in information-sharing, and to support tax authorities in developing countries, and you have a reasonable package.

Tax authorities in developing countries are fighting hard to stop tax dodging but the reality is they are locked in a David and Goliath-style battle with multinational companies.