Sentence examples for borders development from inspiring English sources
Airports, borders, development of partnerships with the state and local governments, mapping critical infrastructure with the private sector, focusing on cybersecurity, developing plans to enhance our capacity to respond to weapons of mass destruction, enhancements of our public health infrastructure -- I mean, it is an endless list.
Agreeing with Marx, Lenin (1870 1924) claimed that monopolistic exploit could extend beyond national borders, development prompted by capitalism would become "capitalist imperialism" at the highest stage of capitalism (Lenin, 1916:83).
The death marks a new and alarming cross-border development in a disease that has spiralled into the world's biggest epidemic, spread across three west African countries.
The PM claimed that Chevron had told him that it had already raised the issue of a cross-border development with Tehran as well.
Now comes the sweet part: I close my eyes, and when all of Orange County is border to border development, I've got a whale of a pension plan.
Social media has facilitated across-the-border development of advocacy groups that enhance the reach and message of like-minded individuals, and which largely exist in the virtual world -- no buildings or security guards necessary.
This evidence supports cross-border development of prevention activities for HIV and STI among MSM.
But for some who are living on the edge of wildlife borders, this development can come at a high cost.
But there is no grocery and no drug store -- for that sort of shopping, the residents of Orenco have to drive a mile or so down Cornell Road, a busy four-lane thoroughfare that borders the development.
The rental units are at the center of the complex, and the public housing units — which the city still may convert into rentals or even sell to offset costs — are closest to the arterial road that borders the development.
Among the suggestions offered to expand the benefits of globalization were: improved international governance, more transparency in trade laws, better protection for people and goods crossing borders, increasing development assistance to poorer nations and better enforcement of international labor standards and immigration rights.
