Sentence examples for calls the development of from inspiring English sources

An early draft of the plan, which is the blueprint for economic policy through 2005 and will be presented in detail early next year, calls the development of China's west a "herculean, historic task" that must make "breakthroughs in building the infrastructure and preserving the ecological environment" in the next 5 to 10 years.

Bishop et al. [21] calls the development of scenarios 'the heart of futures studies', trying to tell different stories for multiple futures.

Kant calls the development of this capacity "culture," and takes it to require the acquisition both of specific abilities ("culture of skill") and of the ability to make choices without being influenced by the inclinations to enjoyment stemming from our animal nature ("culture of discipline").

Mr. Pichai declined an interview request for this column, but at Google's developer conference in May, he called the development of the Assistant "a seminal moment" for the company.

This was the kind of process that John Henry Newman called "the development of an idea".

He called the development of shortstop Didi Gregorius, who began the season hitting ninth but has often batted cleanup lately, a bright spot.

Mr. Gates called the development of Indonesia's military "a key component" of relations between the United States and Indonesia, and "a vital aspect of Indonesia's emergence as a prosperous and stable democracy with global reach".

Google has called the development of Chrome its "big bet" for the future.

Impressed with Western logic and scientific method, Chinese intellectuals were eager to explore what Hu Shih called "the development of the logical method" in their own tradition.

Lin foresaw what he called "the development of a new frontier". But others were skeptical.

Dawn Nakagawa, executive vice president of the Berggruen Institute, whose efforts have included attempts to reform governing in California and tackle joblessness among European youth, called the development of the new center "a natural evolution of our work on governance".