Sentence examples for balancing economic development from inspiring English sources
The decision to construct dams has always presented governments with the dilemma of balancing economic development with the rights of local populations and environmental protection.
The UN SDGs underscore the importance of balancing economic development with other needs, e.g., conserving natural resources, minimizing pollution, and ensuring social inclusion and equitable governance.
Their speeches addressed the very real impacts of oil sands development on ACFN and other First Nations and the challenge in balancing economic development with the protection of treaty rights and the environment.
Aided by satellites and supercomputers, and mobilized by the evident environmental damage of the last century, humans have a real chance to begin balancing economic development with sustaining earth's ecological webs, said Dr. William C. Clark, a biologist at Harvard who heads an international effort to build a scientific foundation for such a shift.
"The pygmy owl, frankly, is what you might characterize as a canary in the coal mine -- an indicator that whatever we're doing is not quite balancing economic development and growth with natural resource protection and conservation," said Chuck Huckleberry, the county administrator in Pima County, which is home to most of greater Tucson and is growing at a rate of nearly 3percentt a year.
This book is a good addition to the Contemporary China series, offering another perspective on the challenges China faces in balancing economic development and environmental quality.
It is expected that limited corporate resources can be applied in the key technical factor, thus developing a product research and design model to balance economic development and environmental protection.
Such "livable cities" would balance economic development with energy efficiency, improve air quality and reduce congestion.
All three countries also face extremely challenging dilemmas about how to balance economic development with preserving their natural environment.
"What she finally did was to bring the pendulum back somewhere in the middle, to balance economic development and environmental protection".
Officials say they want to balance economic development and tax revenue while avoiding pitfalls of increased competition and tax rate changes.
