Sentence examples for developing neighbours from inspiring English sources

Cutting the aid budget sends a clear message to our developing neighbours that Australia won't lend a helping hand unless it's in our own best interest.

"Australia has a moral responsibility to help our developing neighbours leapfrog over dirty coal, straight to clean renewable energy," said the foundation's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy.

As a quantitative metric of the microenvironment, the local cell density, defined as the number of neighbours cells within a 400 µm was calculated using a previously developed algorithm, Neighbours Analysis (Supplementary Fig. S2).

It is suggestive that continuously developing pedestrian-oriented neighbours in the walkable areas could contribute to decelerating the growth of house price in Chinese cities.

One that is based on attracting corporate giants with accounting fiddles designed to help them cheat not just our near neighbours, but developing countries, out of their fair share of tax.

In turn, private ranchers use these assistance networks to negotiate with pastoral neighbours for developing wildlife conservancies and eco-tourism and holistic management of grazing patches.

More specifically, four main goals were articulated in the areas of combating "fear" and building "trust", "confidence", "goodwill" towards each other," and by practicing "tolerance" and living "together in peace with one another as good neighbours" and developing "friendly co-operation" (Kadir: 4).

The many types of relationships parents discussed included learning to work with: the MDT at the hospital, General Practitioners and community health care staff; and developing empathetic relationships with neighbours, friends and members of the extended family who have personal health care experience.

Sometimes those restrictions allow people to have a say in how their neighbours develop their land.

On how to manage channels for legal migration, and open EU markets to help neighbours develop their economies, the commission proposes little that is new and leaders will agree to even less.

For the Maasai who constitute many of the region's group ranches, it is generally recognized that the region's Laikipiak Maasai, Mukogodo hunter-gatherers, and other neighbours developed into present-day pastoralists who now label themselves Maasai (Galaty 1993; Cronk 2004).