Sentence examples for developing locally from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "With local councils facing financial penalties for any failure to meet recycling targets in Wales, they must be free to shape their support for national recycling targets by developing locally determined collection services that reflect the specific needs of the local council and the communities they serve".

Peterborough says it hopes "preventive services" run by charities and community groups – including "developing locally based champions" and "user led organisations and support" – will step into the breach.

The nature of the disease and pathologic understaging result in a high proportion of patients developing locally recurrent disease or distant metastases.

There has been growing interest in developing Locally Integrated Energy Sectors (LIES) as a Process (Heat) Integration approach for synergising the industrial thermal energy systems that include renewable energy resources with urban (i.e. civic, residential, business and service complexes).

I present three case studies of 'partnership parks' that vary from extensive federal land ownership while retaining traditional land uses to virtually no federal land ownership where achievement of unit goals rests on developing locally collaborative relationships.

There is also a pragmatic element to developing locally informed prevention plans.

The CEDI's concurrent validity was established through comparison with the Hong Kong Early Child Development Scale HKECDSS) [ 19], a direct assessment of early childhood development developed locally in Hong Kong.

Developing locally-adapted crop-livestock systems between specialized farms remains theoretical due to a lack of methods for their design and of analysis of benefits and limits for their monitoring.

Responsible institution: District Planning Office, Social welfare, Community Development 2. Monitoring and Evaluation: Developing locally-relevant and age-specific tools for systematic evaluating and monitoring of the situation of MVC/OVC in the country, is necessary in order to establish the achievements being realised from interventions directed to orphaned children.

One of the strategic objectives of MLs was to identify the health needs of local areas and develop locally focused and responsive services.

By involving community leaders and building local ownership, the intervention was able to develop locally relevant strategies to strengthen polio eradication efforts.