Sentence examples for considered a development from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan cautions in his report that the program should not be considered a development plan for Iraq, but rather an exceptional and complicated project to fill gaps in Iraq's own public projects because of the effects of sanctions.

Should such a scenario, which is relatively uncommon as we show in a new paper but could imply an increase in overall inequality, really be considered a development success?

Preserved farmland covers 25.7 acres at the Festa place; the remaining 1.83 acres, considered a development area, are home to a 1930s farmhouse, a two-car garage, two side-by-side barns, and two additional outbuildings.

But only in the Middle East can peace and quiet -- something that most people in the United States and Europe take for granted -- be considered a development worth being jubilant about.

Uganda is rightly considered a development model in Africa.

The NeuroSync index can be considered a development of the previously described EAdi-based index.

Using course offerings at other schools as models, Clinton is also considering a development program to train faculty--bereft of Ph.D.s in the latest technologies.

In contrast with the plethora of existing approaches, here we consider a development strategy in which a topology of the network is predominantly based upon a collection of information granules formed on a basis of available experimental data.

But rapid growth in greater Las Cruces, while mostly considered a positive development for an area where 25percentt of the population lives at or below the poverty line, is beginning to alarm some people.

The dispute seems to be viewed as a minor irritant in Venezuela, which has a population of 27 million, but in Georgetown it is considered a major development.

Automation is generally considered a positive development in aviation safety because it reduces pilot workload and eliminates errors in calculation and navigation.