Sentence examples for balanced development of from inspiring English sources
One is to invest in relatively less developed sectors in order to achieve a balanced development of domestic and foreign trade.
The decision, explained Beijing, was to "improve the balanced development of population".
Nationally, unrestrained Heathrow expansion has prevented the balanced development of regional airports and their economies and the planning of an integrated transport system maximising more environmentally friendly modes of transport such as rail linked more effectively to Europe.
(4) The South and North will pursue a balanced development of their national economies and build mutual trust by accelerating exchange in the social, cultural, sports, health and environmental sectors.
Poland and every other EU country would do much better in the long run from a deep reform that directed money towards the balanced development of rural economies and not into the pockets of farmers who happened to be there.
The first implies a balanced development of body and mind, ability and imagination; the second, the recognition of the limits of mind and the range and limitations of talent; the third, an outcome of the other two, is the style and self-assurance that come from the resulting self-control and confidence.
The balanced developments of both vegetative and woody parts of the plant as provided by organic manure are very important for plants such as coffee whose vegetative parts such as leaves are not harvested.
In that sense it could be a model for balanced development for the handful of remaining large open sites in the city".
He said the TIF proposal was just one of his ideas for bringing "balanced development" to the ward.
Tunisians demand the establishment of a system that will protect future generations from the return of tyranny: a free press, an independent judiciary, and the restoration of balanced development between the regions.
This situation has grown worse during the past two decades, primarily as a result of neoliberal trade policies designed to spur economic growth at the expense of balanced development.
