Sentence examples for deliver for developing from inspiring English sources

Make the UN process deliver for developing countries.

As a result there remains concern that the measures mandated by the G20, and hailed as a solution to global tax dodging, will fail to deliver for developing countries.

They may have implications for developing and delivering gender-specific approaches to a number of mental health conditions, including depression, PTSD, substance use disorders, and psychotic conditions like schizophrenia.

For the past 6 years, the authors of this article have been responsible for developing and delivering advanced courses on the analysis of microarray and high-throughput sequencing (HTS) data aimed at bench scientists.

For concluding, a simulation on the basis of the ANN model can deliver a further contribution for developing a better understanding of the dynamic behaviour of process where still some phenomena cannot be clarified in all detail.

Moreover, the density of mapped EST sequences described in this paper also delivers a valuable resource for developing cross species genomic alignments, i.e., for cross-referencing between Lolium, and other grasses such as wheat, barley, rice and Brachypodium.

Most recently he was Vice President for Global Access and Partnerships with Johnson & Johnson, forging innovative public private collaborations to develop and deliver AIDS-related technological breakthroughs for developing countries –- including an innovative public-private sector collaboration with the TB Alliance to co-develop the first new TB treatment in forty years.

Certain population subgroups have a greater burden of prediabetes, which has implications for developing and delivering interventions.

The comments followed a C.I.A. report that said Iran was one of the most active seekers of foreign technology for developing and delivering weapons of mass destruction.

The technical report (OECD 2013) is written by members of the consortium responsible for developing and delivering the assessment and scaling and analyzing the results.

In the other study, Alderson (2010) surveyed the testing practices of the examination boards or agents responsible for developing and delivering aviation English language tests.