Sentence examples for burden of development from inspiring English sources
Speaking at a Bond meeting the UK's international development secretary Justine Greening took the opportunity to emphasise, not once but several times, that we need to look to the private sector to pick up some of the burden of development.
However, such development often produces drains on local environmental resources, shifts the economic burden of development to longtime residents, increases transportation and energy costs, and diminishes overall community character.
It also gave HHS authority to make milestone payments, among other contracting authorities, to facilitate medical countermeasure development by sharing the financial burden of development with the manufacturers.
They require sharing the burdens of development and diplomacy; of progress and peace.
"The perception in our community is that Longwood is bearing the burden of the development without enjoying the benefits," Dr. Gerstenlauer said.
This means that it is possible to reduce the burden of SCP development and implementation by oncologists (a scarce resource in many nations) if there are other available and trained health professionals to share the workload.
HDS doesn't have to shoulder the cost burden of research and development, relying mainly on its deep-pocketed parent company for development.
It is in these circumstances of deprivation that the teaching and practice of clinical ethics become key to the assurance of justice and equitable sharing of the burdens and fruits of development.
The practice of using spices as supplementary or alternative medicine in developing countries like Pakistan will not reduce only the clinical burden of drug resistance development but also the side effects and cost of the treatment with allopathic medicine.
Rather than placing the burden of research and development on companies, perhaps Americans could pay a "health tax" to subsidize it, allowing us to reduce the time limit of patents and to regulate prices.
And so it seems that survival is the likely reason for morning sickness, survival not just of the unborn child but also of the pregnant woman who must bear the burden of its prenatal development.
