Sentence examples for centre of development from inspiring English sources

Social movements in developing countries should be at the centre of development discourse, but sadly they are not.

The budget is at the centre of development.

A more equal distribution of wealth needs to return to the centre of development theory.

The question of aid effectiveness has moved to the centre of development debates.

The centre of development for the second style lay in the region of the Meuse.

Putting the Individual at the Centre of Development: Indicators of Well-Being for a new Social Contract.

We hope that [with] devolution the county governments will help us create satellite centres of development that will help curb the rural-to-urban migration".

The two main centres of development studies research in the UK, the Overseas Development Institute in London and the Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University, have depended heavily on DfID contracts over many years: "If that dependence is not a kind of institutional capture, then I am not sure what is," said Warwick's Prof David Anderson, a rare critic.

The theoretical and project-based reflection is founded on the awareness that the city is no longer or just the compact one of the old centre or the widespread one of the outskirts, but has extended over the external territories that become, through the rediscovery of environmental dominants, poles of attraction and new centres of development.

There is little evidence of an Orcadian fleet until the 19th century but it grew rapidly and 700 boats were involved by the 1840s with Stronsay and then later Stromness becoming leading centres of development.

Action to fight malnutrition began in August 2009 with the declaration of a national emergency resulting in nutrition being positioned at the centre of national development activities and the development of a multi-sectoral National Emergency Plan to Eliminate Malnutrition.