Sentence examples for contributors to development from inspiring English sources

"We strongly believe that the post-2015 development agenda should be based on a vision of socioeconomic transformation and a strategy that will have at its core a commitment to protect and promote the human rights of people, to build their economic capabilities and thereby harnessing their potential and recognise them as key contributors to development," said the communique.

Although Japan has been one of the biggest contributors to development assistance in recent years, little of that money has previously gone into global health R&D.

Recognized thought leader, she was one of the main contributors to development of 4G LTE standard and development of LTE products that currently enable mobile voice and data communication in more than 140 countries.

Taken together, Ppars and their co-activator Pgc1α might be substantial small intestinal contributors to development of obesity and/or insulin resistance.

In summary, overexpression of ISGs and their protein products are emerging as important contributors to development of clinical neoplasia and drug resistance in many types of cancers.

The Lifeskills component of GEM helps demonstrate how young people's personal development can be positively enhanced; and how as creative leaders, they can be valuable contributors to development in their own schools and communities.

In a changing global environment, migration can be a greater-than-ever contributor to development for communities of origin, destination areas, and for the migrants themselves.

The difference in prevention capabilities between L. reuteri and L. johnsonii post-weaning may involve their response to diet composition as this factor has been shown to be an important contributor to development of T1D [19], [19].

The first model has BLyS functioning as a contributor to development of SLE.

Relative (to BMI), but not absolute, muscle mass has been reported as a potentially significant contributor to development of mobility impairment in previous studies.

However, this association may be complicated by the fact that birth weight is not the only contributor to development of asthma.