This increases the risk of misunderstanding and lowers the rate of commitment to development programs.
Laurent Fabius, the minister of foreign affairs for France, recently hailed his country's commitment to development in the former colonies of west Africa.
U.S. commitment to development assistance lags behind that of other industrialized nations; in 2008, we invested about $26 billion - less than 1% of our annual budget.
To demonstrate her commitment to development, Joyenda told a story of how she offered up a prized gold necklace to officials with the Religious Affairs Ministry to help fund construction of a mosque that was stalled by a lack of funds.
"It's an expression of Coach's commitment to the development of the new Hudson Yards and, of course, the High Line," said Lew Frankfort, Coach's chief executive officer.
Throughout, Hall's colleagues and collaborators assess his theoretical and methodological standpoints, his commitment to the development of a flexible form of revisionist Marxism, and the contributions of his specific mode of analysis to public debates on Thatcherism, neoliberalism, and multiculturalism.
For those territories under the authority of the British colonial office, the Colonial Development and Welfare Acts of 1940 and 1945 signaled Britain's commitment to the development of empire at a time of internal weakness.
The formulation of the MDGs, as a global commitment to the development of the poorest and least developed countries, and the international mobilisation for HIV/AIDS was followed by a push for scaling-up of international aid.
It has been challenging for the educators to make a commitment to the development of working practices, because the goals and methods of development processes have usually come from outside the day care centers, and the same outside parties have assessed their success.
"England and the clubs are getting stronger because of this commitment to the development of world-class England players," he said.
