Sentence examples for broader development strategy from inspiring English sources

It has also accused the government of supporting technology theft as part of its broader development strategy, while in China there is a sense that the US is using the trade war to contain the country's rise.

This effort is part of a broader development strategy designed to recover important ecosystem goods and services, such as water purification, food and timber production, and erosion control that degraded lands no longer provide (IUCN 2015d).

Policymakers are often faced with the practical issues of how their DRM decisions should be integrated into broader development strategies and how different agencies can work together given competing interests.

It lays the groundwork for coordinated response from the fisheries and aquaculture sector to climate change, notably through a strategic approach to maintain or enhance the health and resilience of global oceans and waters, and strengthening the capacity of dependent people and communities, integrating these closely into broader development strategies.

The study identifies three major transition points associated with changes in broad development strategy and demonstrates how the adaptation of large numbers of actors to these contextual changes had a major impact on the performance of the health system.

But Ms. Barbee said there was existing state incentive money that could be leveraged by cultural districts as part of Texas' broader economic development strategy.

Mr. Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, who often traded barbs with Mr. Steinbrenner over his threats to relocate, favors refurbishing the existing stadium and building sports-related schools and businesses in the surrounding neighborhood as part of a broader economic development strategy.

Food hubs are one piece of a broader economic development strategy that taps into the booming consumer demand for local food in Illinois.

Unlike other studies, this paper went a step further by comparing the results of mining-led growth to an alternative more broad-based development strategy where DRC develops shared capabilities required to engineer growth in the manufacturing sector.

Climate targets can only be pursued in the context of broader economic development strategies and overarching these are the new, universal Sustainable Development Goals.

The study concludes that robust technologies, adequate maintenance and financing strategies as well as embedding provision of energy supply in broader regional development strategies are necessary if implementation of SHS is going to effectively contribute towards poverty reduction in remote rural areas.