Sentence examples for capacities for development from inspiring English sources
The samskaras sanctify critical moments and are deemed necessary for unfolding a person's latent capacities for development.
The ideal embodied the basic tenets of Renaissance Humanism, which considered man the centre of the universe, limitless in his capacities for development, and led to the notion that men should try to embrace all knowledge and develop their own capacities as fully as possible.
Finally, evolutionary medicine (Nesse and Williams 1994) explains how the limits of these mechanisms arise from the trade-offs between the risks of cancer and the benefits of retaining dynamic tissue capacities for development and repair.
Developing such supports pose a challenge to NGOs' like the CCGHR and COHRED, which aim to sustainably and equitably develop health research capacity for development, as well as to funders of health research capacity strengthening, in both high income countries and LMICs.
Here, we develop a methodology to estimate the "social carrying capacity for development" – SKd – for 251 towns across the state of Vermont, USA.
He said Italy's "capacity for development" was being hurt by what he called "the crisis of the birth rate," a subject that has also preoccupied Italian political officials, who are worried about an aging population.
"The Western art forms are popular among the young in Hong Kong but I think Cantonese opera still has a great space and capacity for development," said Paris Wong Hau-wai, artistic director of the Pine Moon Cantonese Cultural Arts Center, in Hong Kong, and one of the students admitted into the degree program.
The various dimensions of religion noted above represent a cross section of a tradition; but to see the latter in a well-balanced perspective it is necessary to view it as historical as a religion having a past and the capacity for development in the future ("dead" religions, obviously enough, being the exception).
